Hello,

Wanted to give back to the community so I've created this map where you can click and see the drone laws for most of the countries out there.
And yes, Over a hundred articles for each of those country rules.

It's been a lot of work, but I hope it's going to be useful somehow.

Here it is:
https://dronesgator.com/drone-laws-map/

If you find it useful, I would greatly appreciate it if the mods of the forum stickied this post or the link somewhere on the site so people can easily reach it (it's only going to get better from now on).

Thanks

Thanks for sharing

that website is full of spam links saying you won an iphone 11 and multiple other spam links. Not popups. Linked spam pages directly from that website.

Not the best site I have seen.

Larry+DarrelX2 Posted at 10-3 07:13
that website is full of spam links saying you won an iphone 11 and multiple other spam links. Not popups. Linked spam pages directly from that website.

Hey,
That's my site. How did you notice that spammy stuff? Could you be more specific?

PaulArcher Posted at 10-3 08:50
Hey,
That's my site. How did you notice that spammy stuff? Could you be more specific?

Visited the forums using the DJI GO 4 app, clicked on the link you posted, website opened In GO 4, , clicked on the US, it took me to a page stating i won some free stuff, clicked back, stated i won an iphone, clicked back, stated i won some other contest. Closed the app down, came back to post a comment about it.

I just checked again and under the UK drone laws you state:



However, this is not correct. The following has been taken directly from the UK CAA website and under article 94(3) - the use of a 'spotter' is not permitted here for recreational use of a drone. You, as the pilot/operator, must be able to directly see the drone yourself. The only aid to help you see the drone is if you wear glasses.

Thanks for sharing.

Your site insisted I update flash (I'm running most current version), clicking update takes me to a non-Adobe link that triggered a malware alert.  Just so you know.

Martyzion Posted at 10-5 12:04
Your site insisted I update flash (I'm running most current version), clicking update takes me to a non-Adobe link that triggered a malware alert.  Just so you know.

That website is known to be hacked and uses javascript/iframe malware. Paul also has more than 10 phishing websites associated with his IP address.

It can be reported to the webhost GoDaddy using their report system https://www.godaddy.com/help/reporting-abuse-27154

This is a screenshot of just 1 malware scan...

Larry+DarrelX2 Posted at 10-7 09:42
That website is known to be hacked and uses javascript/iframe malware. Paul also has more than 10 phishing websites associated with his IP address.

It can be reported to the webhost GoDaddy using their report system https://www.godaddy.com/help/reporting-abuse-27154

Thanks I'll run spybot to clean out my registry

Larry+DarrelX2 Posted at 10-7 09:42
That website is known to be hacked and uses javascript/iframe malware. Paul also has more than 10 phishing websites associated with his IP address.

It can be reported to the webhost GoDaddy using their report system https://www.godaddy.com/help/reporting-abuse-27154

Hey mate,
It's definitely not intentional that my site is hacked... lol.
I worked on trying to find out what the problem is and moved it to a safer host.
Could you please tell me what you scanned it with that got you those malware detected? I can't find it with anything I try.