Since hacking is a bug from DJIs perspective, I suspect that the update only blocks certain hacks. I am sure we will see such bug-fixes on other drones in the next few weeks. Rather than fixing the real bugs such as altitude error, compass error and so on, DJIs developers are trying to outsmart hackers rather than to improve their products. Maybe DJI should review their policies. For example: In Europe drones below 250g (500g in Switzerland) can practically fly without any restrictions if VLOS is respected. So, there is no need for NFZ for the Mini and Mini 2 in Europe. Just imagine if car manufacturers would apply DJIs policies. You would be driving 30 km/h in a 50 zone just because the car manufacturer thinks you should not drive faster. In other words, invest in product improvement and not in playing police. |