Posted by Goose on April 16, 2018 at 15:28:39 from (166.182.87.147):
In Reply to: Drones at auctions! posted by rockyridgefarm on April 16, 2018 at 12:31:53:
I have a big issue with the invasion of privacy angle of drones.
I've mentioned on this forum before, when I was doing real estate inspections, on a dwelling with a privacy fence around the back yard all we had to do was take a photo of the fence from our own eye level and turn the photo in as reason for not accessing the back yard or rear of the house.
For whatever reason some inspector (not me) held his camera up and took a picture over the fence. He got a beautiful picture--of the homeowner's 14 year old daughter indulging in some topless sunbathing. And she saw the camera. You wouldn't believe how the stuff hit the fan, including the inspector being terminated on the spot.
I see a lot of potentially similar issues with drone usage.
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