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Btw, the "if you've got nothing to hide" argument should not fly with any American. Sadly to many lemmings in this country think nothing of it. |
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And not all people are living in America. America is not the world. I personally live in Poland and in the new DJI policy a 3/4 of my country is in authorisation zone, so data about my every flight will be collected and processed.
Why should i want that ? This is not a product what i bought. This is not a problem for a new customer because there will not be a deal in that situation. This is aproblem for people who bought that product, because now this product will work in different way and collect private data. |
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Does anyone see the irony in a Chinese company deciding it is ok to track all your movements and hand over all your personal information and bank acct information at the whim of any LAE doing an "investigation"?
It's funny in a way. |
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Like Mr. Perry has stated if DJI is not a solution for you, you do have other options. |
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Does this go back to show that it's mostly DJI newbs causing all the problems?
Don't hate me lol |
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Does this effect the naza v2 or the lite version?
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like it or not folks this is coming, from what i can see if its implemented the way it looks like it will be then it should be ok, unlocking takes minutes, i do think some of it needs tweaking but overall its a good thing,
3DR have also followed suit and will be implementing something similar, give it 2 years every RTF drone will have this. |
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As someone that's ultimately planning to use my drones for commercial AP use, I see this as an improvement to the current system. However, I most likely won't do any firmware updates until that time when I do go commercial.
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That's one of the problems with being #1 in anything the media gets it's teeth into. If someone says "drone" the first place they look for a stock photo is at whatever pops up first in the search engine. The DJI Phantom just happens to fill that slot.
The brands of copters that have been operated badly by a lot of people encompass every maker. Often the offending drone has even been a fixed wing but the word "drone" was used without clarification so a multirotor got the blame, and if a multirotor was blamed most likely DJI ended up associated with it. OTOH, there have been quite a few DJI copters that have been operated badly simply because there are so many of them out there. Law of averages comes into play. Unless someone specifically names a brand in the media story, or holds up for public view the exact MR or aircraft type that was the offender, we should not associate a brand or class with the offense. To believe everything we read or hear from the media is not a good thing to do. Much of the time they don't know what they are talking about, or delivering script that was prepared by someone other than themselves. An example is the brush fire that crossed over I-15 in California last year. Drones were blamed for flying over the fire location and preventing aerial fire fighting efforts from being conducted. In truth those "drones" were RC slope gliders that weren't even close to the fire zone, and certainly not being flown to observe the fire. They had been flying prior to the start of the fire. Every brand of multirotor has been used to do something stupid, so to blame DJI for everything is more than unfair. With the exception of system failures the blame goes to those operators that were flying whatever brand they had. I'm not a fan of DJI but I do believe in fairness. |
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I wouldn't be surprised by the end of public beta that many areas will be smaller auth zones and some removed. There is ability to report issues like this via the app, too large of an area or invalid auth zone all together. Like I said please be part of the beta and report via the app the areas that shouldn't be authorization zones. Help out and be part of the solution |
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So true.. Last summer when San Bernardino had its fire and Big Bear was almost lost do to them grounding AC from a drone sighting, Well that "drone" was a fixed wing at 11k. But media kept showing multi rotors when reporting it. That type of reporting causes these type of actions and reactions unfortunately. |
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