Don't get mad.  They probably don't have today's link up.  NPR's Snap Judgement segment did an update on drones today.  Led off with a pilot saying how dangerous they are.  Then the former FAA head said how difficult it is to enforce, that education to the rogue element of dronies is the most important.  Then host talked about how drones shut down flights at wildfires.  Then intro to Brendan Schulman of DJI who set him straight that DJI has software to prevent flying in certain cases and how drones have saved lives.  Both him and the FAA guy agree that you can't control everyone and that privacy from a drone shouldn't be overregulated.  Host keeps mentioning DJI's 77% share of market.  About the only realy thing that came out of it was the FAA can't actively enforce on drones......

Don't get mad.  They probably don't have today's link up.  NPR's Snap Judgement segment did an update on drones today.  Led off with a pilot saying how dangerous they are.  Then the former FAA head said how difficult it is to enforce, that education to the rogue element of dronies is the most important.  Then host talked about how drones shut down flights at wildfires.  Then intro to Brendan Schulman of DJI who set him straight that DJI has software to prevent flying in certain cases and how drones have saved lives.  Both him and the FAA guy agree that you can't control everyone and that privacy from a drone shouldn't be overregulated.  Host keeps mentioning DJI's 77% share of market.  About the only realy thing that came out of it was the FAA can't actively enforce on drones......