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That was the point. It was in response to something extreme. This isn't a black and white issue. It's situational.

You should be able to sideload an APK onto an Android device that has not been linked to a Google Account. Assuming that you had the "Install unknown apps" (or equivalent) setting enabled.

Statistically speaking, it's more likely that she will become a lobbyist. There is a 1-year "cooling off" period before she can lobby her former colleagues; that time will probably be spent as a talking head on Fox News.

So people shouldn't say anything when someone like Luigi Mangione is spotted in a fast-food restaurant? Or Ted Kaczybski shouldn't have been "snitched" on by his brother?

When I'm not flying, I put the gimbal cover back on. It keeps the mechanism from being jostled, and it keeps me from losing the gimbal cover.

The A1 will benefit from having more mature editing software out of the box. It's an advantage with a short window.

The software would be the easiest part. Keeping a quad drone flying was a problem solved years ago. Litchi did apps with more features, and they are based in the UK. Their app used DJI libraries, but none of it was rocket science. You do make a valid point that a "Made in the US of A🇲🇾"...

I would guess that they are using the same sensors as their handheld cameras. The largest sensors that they are using are the 1/1.28" dual sensors in their X5 cameras. That is the same size as the dual sensors in A1.

It doesn't matter if it's a phone or a tablet. The setting to install unknown apps can be located or named differently, depending on the device and the version of Android that it's running. Modern versions of Android let you search for settings. Open up the settings app and search for either...

There are a few tutorials online for pairing the Goggles and Goggles RE with a Mavic 2 (Pro/Zoom). DJI's tutorial: Also

You'll want the DJI Goggles RE. I have a pair that I bought from another user here, and they work great with my Mavic 2 Pro.

Which is great if you are purchasing drones for the military market. Parrot exited the consumer business.

Parrot is a French company, and unless they get a waiver, new drones from them will not be allowed. The FCC announcement did not have any carve-outs for "allied products".

Why do you think Insta 360/Antigravity won't be able to recover from the lack of access to the US market? We are a large market, no dispute there. But the US market is just a slice of the global market. The result is that the rest of the world gets to have nicer things. If one company had been...

The only thing that the A1 has in common with the Karma is that they were both developed by companies in the sport camera business. When you enter a mature market, you need to disrupt the market to have any chance. The Karma didn't do that it and the hardware design was flawed. The A1 brings...