Is the knowledge test part of new DJI GO app on the iOS and android app? I have the built in screen for P4P+ I haven't gotten that message.

I am just curious.

Read all anyone knows halfway down the page here:
http://www.dji.com/newsroom/news ... -and-knowledge-quiz

According to the What's new section for version 4.1.18 of the Android app ... - Added the Knowledge Quiz for users in the US.
If the + version hasn't had an app update, that would explain why you aren't seeing it.

Be patient, you'll get it!

You'll get it soon, no worries b/c it's super easy.

I cant wait lol ...

Nebuchadnezzar Posted at 2017-11-30 09:52
I cant wait lol ...

If you fail it on your first attempt, your drone will brick itself

Anokadrone Posted at 2017-11-30 10:04
If you fail it on your first attempt, your drone will brick itself

pass me the chop please

serously ... this will come with all app updates android & iOS ???

Oh mNan this will be fun.... i think it wont last long

Anokadrone Posted at 2017-11-30 10:04
If you fail it on your first attempt, your drone will brick itself

You have no idea and are making up nonsense.

In its U.S. implementation, all DJI pilots will be presented with a list of nine questions, and must correctly answer all of them in order to be able to fly. Pilots can continue answering new questions until they successfully pass the Knowledge Quiz. The Knowledge Quiz will initially be available in the U.S. in an update to the DJI GO 4 app at the end of October. It will be expanded to other countries in the near future, using questions customized for each country’s rules and guidelines.

Labroides Posted at 2017-11-30 16:53
You have no idea and are making up nonsense.

In its U.S. implementation, all DJI pilots will be presented with a list of nine questions, and must correctly answer all of them in order to be able to fly. Pilots can continue answering new questions until they successfully pass the Knowledge Quiz. The Knowledge Quiz will initially be available in the U.S. in an update to the DJI GO 4 app at the end of October. It will be expanded to other countries in the near future, using questions customized for each country’s rules and guidelines.

I think it was an attempt at humour

Labroides Posted at 2017-11-30 16:53
You have no idea and are making up nonsense.

In its U.S. implementation, all DJI pilots will be presented with a list of nine questions, and must correctly answer all of them in order to be able to fly. Pilots can continue answering new questions until they successfully pass the Knowledge Quiz. The Knowledge Quiz will initially be available in the U.S. in an update to the DJI GO 4 app at the end of October. It will be expanded to other countries in the near future, using questions customized for each country’s rules and guidelines.

yes sir....nonsense it is.  I forgot to say "just kidding"  afterwards.  I easily forget the international audience of this forum.   Forgive me, I hope I did not panic anyone.  So for the record,
JUST KIDDING However  I will add that it is definitely a CYOA affair on the part of DJI.  I think it will have little bearing on the actual safety of any particular pilot.

Anokadrone Posted at 2017-11-30 10:04
If you fail it on your first attempt, your drone will brick itself

That will come with new dones  which will also have an integrated breathalizer...

I saw it today and just clicked skip...