Drones in Afghanistan, drones in … Akron?
February 21, 2012
Now that American civilians have wide latitude to use drone aircraft, the potential is dizzying: shooting Hollywood films, crop dusting, monitoring weather, spying on neighbors, photographing celebrities.
Should the government restrict where drones can fly and film, to protect people’s privacy? Or should we all assume that if we are outdoors or near a window, we have no privacy?
[ New York Times ]
Related Site Content:
- Civilian use of tiny drones may soon fly in US | November 30, 2011
- Algorithmic stock trading rapidly replacing humans | September 9, 2011
- ‘Anonymous’ plans to ‘destroy’ Facebook on Nov. 5 | August 10, 2011
- US Army unveils 1.8 gigapixel camera helicopter drone | December 30, 2011
- The future of autonomous cars … and planes | January 27, 2012

Comments (2)
by Dan Robinson
I’d say it’s not what they (gov and corp) see that counts, but what they do about it. Or I would say that if I felt I could trust either of these.
by egore
Perhaps big brother will tire of watching us?? Not likely.