
Disa rm
a Drone
Drones have proliferated everywhere in recent
years, from underneath Christmas trees to
major sporting events and even warzones.
They’re cheap, easy to pilot, and have a heck
of a lot more range than the Dollar Tree RC
helicopters I grew up with.
But with that accessibility comes the reality
that anyone can get their hands on a drone, and
that drone can become a menace — spying with
cameras or Wi-Fi sniffers, delivering hostile
payloads, invading your space and your privacy.
In the U.S., there are laws meant to protect
everyday folks from reckless drone operators,
and by March 16, 2024, all FAA-registered drones
will be required ...