Legal
Explore the legal aspects of drone technology. Stay informed on regulations, laws, and legal cases involving drones.
Las Vegas Declared ‘No Drone Zone’ for Super Bowl by FAA
Enhanced Security Measures for the Big Game The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially designated the Las Vegas area as a ‘No Drone Zone’ for the upcoming Super Bowl on February 11, reflecting a growing concern over drone-related security at…
Glen Carbon Police Department’s Drone Upgrade and Regional Collaboration
Adapting to New Aviation Regulations In a move to adapt to the upcoming Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) drone requirements, the Glen Carbon Police Department, in partnership with neighboring fire and police departments, has embarked on a significant upgrade of their…
Surveillance or Security? St. Louis Faces Controversial Drone Program
A City Divided: The Debate Over Drone Surveillance in St. Louis A private drone company, SMS Novel Films, is set to launch a live-streaming program in St. Louis, sparking a heated debate over privacy and safety. Despite facing significant backlash…
Firmware Update Turns DJI Mini Drones Non-Compliant for Commercial Use
Unintended Consequences of a Firmware Update Surprisingly, the latest firmware updates for the popular DJI mini drones, specifically the DJI Mini 3 and DJI Mini 4 Pro, have inadvertently rendered these devices illegal for commercial use by Part 107 drone…
Don’t be that Guy! – The Irresponsible Drone Antics of Ken Heron
In a digital era where content is king, the quest for views and clicks can sometimes overshadow ethical considerations. This seems to be the case with Ken Heron, a well-known drone enthusiast and content creator, whose latest YouTube escapade has…
This is what will destroy the drone hobby. 5 ways to prevent it
It takes quite a bit for me to get fired up about something, but consider me triggered on this one. Recently, a lot of people in the drone world have been talking about how the hobby of drones is going…
Drone Dilemma: The Rising Tension between Tourism and Conservation in National Parks
Reckless Recreation The serene and untouched landscapes of America’s national parks, epitomized by Death Valley National Park, are facing a new challenge: the irresponsible use of drones by tourists. A recent incident involving tourists flying a drone in Death Valley…
DJI Mini 2 SE: New Firmware Enhances Compliance and Performance
A Step Forward in Drone Technology and Regulation Compliance DJI, the leading tech giant in the drone industry, has rolled out an essential firmware update for its budget-friendly, travel-friendly drone, the Mini 2 SE. This update marks a significant step…
Drone Mishap Leads to Criminal Charges in California
A Dangerous Encounter in the Sky In a startling incident in California, Andrew Hernandez now faces criminal charges for the reckless operation of his drone. This case, emerging from an event that compromised the safety of a Los Angeles Police…
DJI’s Firm Stance Against FBI and CISA Security Allegations
DJI Addresses National Security Concerns In a significant development in the drone industry, DJI, a leading drone manufacturer, has come under renewed scrutiny following allegations by the FBI and CISA regarding potential security threats posed by Chinese drones in the…
Controversy Surrounding U.S. Department of Defense’s Anti-Drone Systems
Troubles in the Sky – D-Fend’s Drone Neutralization Systems Under Scrutiny The Israeli defense company D-Fend, known for its EnforceAir drone neutralization systems, faces challenges with its products previously sold to the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). Reports of malfunctions…
U.S. Announces $15 Million Bounty for Iranian Drone Tech Middleman
The United States government has taken a significant step in its efforts to disrupt international military technology procurement by placing a $15 million bounty on Hossein Hatefi Ardakani. Ardakani, an Iranian businessman, is accused of orchestrating the acquisition of technology…