Again, I'm fine with the government having RID and just like with license plates, simply broadcasting is not a 4th amendment violation (like the other examples I mentioned, not RID) but when the government goes to use it, we'll see. I don't...
This is good point. During oral argument in Brennan v Dickson, DC federal appellate Judge Robert Wilkins made it clear he thought it was absurd to force hobby drone flyers to broadcast their locations when flying on private property away from...
That is true. But if law enforcement wants to monitor the pings or access the records they will likely require a subpoena or search warrant. Let us not forget that the FAA conducted a secret "off the record" demonstration of networked Remote ID...