Apologies, referring to comment 30 in this thread, I didn't know it wasn't an actual rule. Not American so I don't pay too much attention to y'alls regulations.
Technically it is possible, data would be stored on the phone and passed over during an update, but what would be the point? Flight records? FAA has them up publicly already, there's no need to spy to do that.
When I was there they didn't seem to strict about it, mainly looking for larger drones. I'd say pull the propellers and batteries and stash them separately and see how it goes.
Update, went to the square where the idiot flew. There's signs everywhere now that specifically show the Phantom he was flying saying NO DRONES. Pictures soon when I get back.
Aside from the idiot that landed himself in jail for flying over the military headquarters, I've heard quite a few people have been completely fine with YouTube videos to prove it. So, who has been through? Anybody actually have their drone taken?
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