# Drones: A Threat to Privacy or the Future of Convenience?

- Event: Xpress ’23
- Published: August 2, 2023
- Length: 0:57
- Watch: https://nestgen.org/library/watch/caeGo7WtJtw/

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## About this session

Join us as we delve into the evolving FAA regulations for BVLOS drone operations. We discuss the challenges faced by the FAA in keeping up with rapid drone technology advancements, the importance of industry collaboration, and the need for standardized drone regulation. We also explore privacy concerns and the rise of aerial paparazzi.

## Transcript

**[0:00]** will we see an increase in aerial Paparazzi hovering outside of our windows can we train our cats to take them down can you ever train a cat to do anything I suppose I don't know I've had cats and they brain you I think that's how they work out uh to the first part of your question uh people who really were getting a news primes right yeah how are we going to manage privacy the perception of drills are for a lot of folks still they're flying above my backyard they're spying on me they're looking in my window type of thing right up until the point where they order something online and it's dropped off in their driveway in 10 minutes now then drones become the greatest thing since slice but how do we get people very very comfortable with drones so they stop seeing it as a wisest thing flying to oh hey cool looking airplane right that's that's the challenge so what we do in terms of working with drill Pros like yourself uh who belong to the community to try to help educate folks that you know what these aren't evil devices these are devices that are changing the future of Aviation and it's really really exciting