TechRadar says the proposal brands ordinary consumer technology as “military-grade” and overreaches into standard drone gear.
TechRadar reports that 98.6% of respondents reject the FCC’s proposed drone ban. The outlet describes the proposal as overreaching into standard drone gear by labeling ordinary consumer technology “military-grade.” It also reports that even DJI’s main US-based rival, Skydio, won’t fully endorse the proposal.
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TechRadar says the proposal brands ordinary consumer technology as “military-grade” and overreaches into standard drone gear.
TechRadar reports that 98.6% of respondents reject the FCC’s proposed drone ban. The outlet describes the proposal as overreaching into standard drone gear by labeling ordinary consumer technology “military-grade.” It also reports that even DJI’s main US-based rival, Skydio, won’t fully endorse the proposal.
TechRadar@techradar98.6% of respondents to the FCC's 'military-grade' drone ban oppose it, because anyone from sheriffs to farmers can see it massively overreaches into standard drone gear
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TechRadar@techradar98.6% of respondents to the FCC's 'military-grade' drone ban oppose it, because anyone from sheriffs to farmers can see it massively overreaches into standard drone gear