Whoa .  what does members think of this?
Could they have had a few homepoint location changes?  Or something more devious?

No it's not devious or suspicious.
Read the document and it says what it is.
This has already been discussed here:  http://forum.dji.com/thread-107654-1-1.html

Hopefully some forum members chime in on the youtube about it.. I didnt see the other article or post feel free to delete this mods..

This horse has been beaten enough

Haha, Im sure it has I am also sure there are or will be many conspiracy theories pop up about this across the web.

Not only in the US in the WWW. Here in Germany too.

This guy DAHBOO77 on yahoo is a conspiracy theory  nut

Must be true if it was posted on the net huh. nothing has come across my radar yet sooooo...

Now homeland security is saying the same thing..
I think there is a ounce of truth in it...  

Homeland security says DJI drones used for spying.

fansf274e658 Posted at 2017-12-1 04:35
Now homeland security is saying the same thing..
I think there is a ounce of truth in it...  

The truth is that ICE is saying it.
But they have no idea what they are talking about.
It's a complete crock.

Paranoia reigns supreme .... and it trickles down from on high as well ....

Nigel

Yeah and 911 was the truth ...SMH

“Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you.”
― Joseph Heller, Catch-22

But I think in this case the are full off *****. I'm sure there are 100's of better ways that someone could use to gather intelligence.

"DJI targets key federal, state, and local law enforcement entities through exhibits at trade shows across the United States. These shows are an attractive outlet for DJI to market its UAS since a large number of resellers and product representatives are present at each show. Since 2015, DJI has specifically targeted Sheriff's Departments and Search and Rescue teams that attended the shows.7"

Of course DJI go to trade shows to sell their drones, that is the point of trade shows!
And of course they target Search and Rescue teams and utility companies, those are the biggest buyers of drones!
That is not evidence of espionage.

"The Chinese government is likely using information acquired from DJI systems as a way to target assets they are planning to purchase. For instance, a large family owned wine producer in California purchased DJI UAS to survey its vineyards and monitor grape production. Soon afterwards, Chinese companies began purchasing vineyards in the same area. According to the SOI, it appeared the companies were able to use DJI data to their own
benefit and profit."

If data stolen by DJI was being that widely shared among all Chinese companies so that they could plan what to buy, surely the secret would not stay secret for long!

Besides, we know that images and videos are only uploaded to the cloud if we choose to do so, we would notice the huge data transfers if they actually existed.

While they are at it, Ban all phones and tablets and cars made in China coz they is haxing our security............
No more Apples for you!

lol.

Of all the electronic devices I have owned, DJI products are by far the easiest to hack. With just a few keyboard clicks anyone can gain complete access and disable all safety features. This is the reason why DJI quads are banned....

R&L Aerial  Posted at 2017-12-1 14:23
Of all the electronic devices I have owned, DJI products are by far the easiest to hack. With just a few keyboard clicks anyone can gain complete access and disable all safety features. This is the reason why DJI quads are banned....

Can you hack a p4p,kevin2462@live.com

R&L Aerial  Posted at 2017-12-1 14:23
Of all the electronic devices I have owned, DJI products are by far the easiest to hack. With just a few keyboard clicks anyone can gain complete access and disable all safety features. This is the reason why DJI quads are banned....

' This is the reason why DJI quads are banned....'

Really? You know this for sure?

Bit of irony, check out recent news articles (so must be true ) "‘Spy’ F-35s send sensitive Norwegian military data back to Lockheed Martin in the United States"