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Ok. Thanks for letting us know.

Gabriel Tallon Posted at 9-9 05:03
Ok. Thanks for letting us know.

The politicians aren't hearing us. How about a peaceful protest?

why should we???

you have  dupped us in the past, you will do it in the future

why should we lend a hand to help a company with 70% of the market share...you are filthy rich, just go buy a few politicians

"help us out"

how about SDK that was promised to the Mini4 Air3 and Mavic users?

how about a map zoom that's not from 1997?

wh...wha...what?!?! crickets??? why am i not surprised

BetterBizTech Posted at 9-9 15:50
The politicians aren't hearing us. How about a peaceful protest?

lol



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Helixangle Posted at 9-10 15:33
why should we???

you have  dupped us in the past, you will do it in the future

*cricket noises* *slow clap*

I find it interesting that DJI creates blogs and requests support from users with this situation, but does not respond or deal with requests about SDK implementation on various devices (Mini 2 SE)
They just want to know about their own problems. I had already warned about the implementation of several restrictions that are being created in several countries... Now that DJI is starting to lose market share, they are worried about users

TC1980 Posted at 9-16 04:31
I find it interesting that DJI creates blogs and requests support from users with this situation, but does not respond or deal with requests about SDK implementation on various devices (Mini 2 SE)
They just want to know about their own problems. I had already warned about the implementation of several restrictions that are being created in several countries... Now that DJI is starting to lose market share, they are worried about users

Or how about the critical loss of signal issue with the Goggles 3 when used with the O3 Air Unit?
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=318331&extra=page%3D1

DJI wants our help defending use of their products, while totally ignoring critical safety issues that they've been aware of a while now.

Why should we care about their future when they show so little interest in ours?

GIT GUD DJI!

Sorry DJI, but do you think the members of the US Congress really care about the individual concerns of recreational drone users?  First, doubt if many people that do vote(less than 50% of eligible GenZ and Millennials)  would choose their Rep or Senator  based on this one issue.  Just not a significant enough issue to generate votes during this or future election cycles.  Also, a relatively insignificant percentage of the total population.   Second, there seems to be bipartisan support for the various anti-China drones.  

My suggestion. You need to focus your lobbying effort on the commercial and emergency service sectors.  Maybe concentrate on the direct and indirect economic effects on the commercial (agriculture, natural resource management, industrial....). The  testimonials of frontline emergency and law enforecemnt service personnel.  For the rest of us. The recreational user. Focus on addressing user issues. Continue to improve and develop your products.  Hope for the best outcomes for all users.

Thank you for letting us know!

If DJI do:
- make NFZ dependant of pilot only, without authorisation on DJI side
- make RID able to enable or disable by pilot
- make Neo compatible with RC-N1(C), DJI Goggles 2, DJI Integra, FPV Controller 2, etc
- make Drone ID enable/disable by pilot
- make Avata 1 as C1 class.
- make Avata 1/2 pilotable also by RC-N1(C), RC-N2, RC-N3
- fix O3 and Goggles 3 issue.




then we will talk.

Basically, if DJI want a voice o people, then need at least to provide a freedom of choice by how devices work and make them compatible each other, without enforcing to buy new goggles or controller annualy.

Helixangle Posted at 9-10 15:33
why should we???

you have  dupped us in the past, you will do it in the future

I think the main reason you might try to help is that you, the american public, will have no ability to buy or register a new DJI drone if this pointless ban goes ahead.  There is no talk of banning I-Phones despite phones having an insane amount of personal data on them, yet for some reason, drones are the one consumer item that will ruin America if they're not banned....  I guess Skydio don't make phones, so they're not pushing that area......

djiuser_pdGgqSGWl0nK Posted at 9-19 01:04
Or how about the critical loss of signal issue with the Goggles 3 when used with the O3 Air Unit?
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=318331&extra=page%3D1

It can be said louder but not clearer, I am closer to selling my two Avata 2 and the O3 Air Unit of my 9 drones than to helping this riffraff...

Helixangle Posted at 9-10 15:33
why should we???

you have  dupped us in the past, you will do it in the future

Go get a parrot drone if you're not happy with DJI.

I believe the more competition the better since it forces the companies who have a large share of the market to improve and innovate, However, banning companies just because they have a large share of the market is not the best way to improve the market.

It's time for the student to claim her rights.