We are the face of drone pilots universally.

[Downunderpilot]

Jumping straight to the point.

This....Mother, daughter spied on for 30 minutes

Would love to any and all feedback.

Thanks.

 

[kroorda]

It is only an assumption that the Drone pilot was spying on them. The drone clearly was not directly over their home, but out away from the home at about a 45° angle. If the drone pilot was spying on them, then shame on him/her as such people are responsible for giving droning a bad name. No matter what, I don't blame that lady for being concerned. She should have called the police.

 

[eyeman56]

I though the law states that to be considered spying, one has to be in one spot for over a minute straight.
Just my 2 cents

 

[Squirrel!]

WTF was she doing changing outside? LOL. If I was flying and spotted a beautiful, nude woman, I'd likely take a gander or two also! And so would any other [male] pilot here, whether you admit it or not. It is only natural.

Same thing if I have surveillance cameras on my house and part of someone's yard is in the frame, it isn't spying.

 

[RJ_Make]

My spidy senses are on full alert, as something seems a bit 'off'.

From that perceive altitude and speed I doubt the operator could see any defining feature.

 

[Tommy Molnar]

This almost seems like an offshoot of the "I get up every morning and go out and look for something to be offended by" crowd.

 

[Downunderpilot]

Thanks to all who contributed.
I thought seemed fair that those who actually fly and know what's up, have their say against a utterly ridiculous story.

P.s Good to be amongst like minded individuals.