Privacy: Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street? WASHINGTON (AP) In a major step toward opening U.S. skies to thousands of unmanned drones...

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Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?

WASHINGTON (AP) In a major step toward opening U.S. skies to thousands of unmanned drones, federal officials Thursday solicited proposals to create six drone test sites around the country.

http://www.mail.com/news/politics/1892722-faa-moves-toward-creating-6-drone-test-sites-us.html#.23140-stage-hero1-10

Elfstop

"Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?"

What?

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Elfstop wrote:

"Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?"

What?

What ?

Twenty years with the Sheriff's Dept...last 5 as an Investigator.
Now you will have a robot sustitute .

What? what?

Elfstop

F16 Club wrote:

Elfstop wrote:

"Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?"

What?

What ?

Twenty years with the Sheriff's Dept...last 5 as an Investigator.
Now you will have a robot sustitute .

What? what?

We need all the help we can get to keep an eye on some of you folks....

rcirr Loc: Gilbert, Arizona

F16 Club wrote:

Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?

WASHINGTON (AP) In a major step toward opening U.S. skies to thousands of unmanned drones, federal officials Thursday solicited proposals to create six drone test sites around the country.

http://www.mail.com/news/politics/1892722-faa-moves-toward-creating-6-drone-test-sites-us.html#.23140-stage-hero1-10

I have a real problem with these drones. I think not only are there security concerns but privicy is an issue. The article tells us each state and municipality will post their privicy policies? Then what? Not click accept like you do on line? Technology in general is creating a need to look at privacy issues. CCTV everywhere...websites collecting massive amounts of data......camera phones and now the government sticking it's nose into healthcare. I believe we need to take a long careful look at how privacy will be effected in the future.

Elfstop

rcirr wrote:

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Lol ok I see what the problem is...the right to privacy you have to agree does not apply when you are out in public...but the minute the word drone is brought up...unlike airplanes and other orbital things ( that has been there forever AND taking pictures) because they are remote you think you still have the right to privacy...well you don't. IF you are outside (the only place a drone can watch you ) you still do noy have that right.

And you just had to show your true thoughts..Obama. My God get over him.

dragonfist Loc: Stafford, N.Y.

I don't worry about it at all. My next door neighbor already has surveillance cameras on my property 24/7, including one pointed at my bedroom window. I went to the State Police and filed a complaint. They went to the DA and were told it was legal because the guy's right to protect his property trumped my right to privacy. George Orwell had it right, he just miscued on the date by about 30 years. A few drones flying over the place isn't going to make much difference.

jjwright71 Loc: Lubbock,Tx

Elfstop wrote:

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Penny MG Loc: Fresno, Texas

rcirr wrote:

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I believe you are correct! (sadly) Technology is great in the right circumstances (photography, medical equipment and such) but when the government has free reign to spy on "John Q Public" there is a big problem.

RichieC Loc: Adirondacks

Get a small laser and point it at that camera, it may burn out the sensor. Or get a small hallogen spot light right above your window aimed at it, and leave it on all day and night. If the cops call, call it a security light-

Don't you love how laws are applied to protect the guilty? freakin peeping toms...

dragonfist wrote:

I don't worry about it at all. My next door neighbor already has surveillance cameras on my property 24/7, including one pointed at my bedroom window. I went to the State Police and filed a complaint. They went to the DA and were told it was legal because the guy's right to protect his property trumped my right to privacy. George Orwell had it right, he just miscued on the date by about 30 years. A few drones flying over the place isn't going to make much difference.

RichieC Loc: Adirondacks

Whoops, double post!

Penny MG Loc: Fresno, Texas

RichieC wrote:

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Elfstop wrote:

F16 Club wrote:

Elfstop wrote:

"Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?"

What?

What ?

Twenty years with the Sheriff's Dept...last 5 as an Investigator.
Now you will have a robot sustitute .

What? what?

We need all the help we can get to keep an eye on some of you folks....

So what? Call your representatives they said they are representing you.

:mrgreen:

Wabbit Loc: Arizona Desert

Elfstop wrote:

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Hey Doc ..... yakity, yakity, yakity,

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Elfstop wrote:

F16 Club wrote:

Elfstop wrote:

"Where are those people which not like photographer take picture of them at street?"

What?

What ?

Twenty years with the Sheriff's Dept...last 5 as an Investigator.
Now you will have a robot sustitute .

What? what?

We need all the help we can get to keep an eye on some of you folks....

Who who Me?
I have nothing to do with drone men.