AirMap

[Bigbird48]

See this

Legal

www.airmap.com

 

[old man mavic]

See this

Legal

www.airmap.com

yes i just got the email but as i live in the UK i didnt read it airmap is one of the apps i use

 

[Bigbird48]

you should read it list all the private info airmap collects on you

 

[anotherlab]

yes i just got the email but as i live in the UK i didnt read it airmap is one of the apps i use

It relates to the California equivalent to the EU's GDPR regulations.

 

[old man mavic]

in this day and age the government knows more about me than i do and once you go on the internet you can forget privacy

 

[Mavic Mac]

in this day and age the government knows more about me than i do and once you go on the internet you can forget privacy

Very sad but very true ☹

 

[anotherlab]

in this day and age the government knows more about me than i do and once you go on the internet you can forget privacy

Your privacy was lost long before the Internet. It's just much more efficient now to collate your data.

 

[old man mavic]

it is lost the moment your parents register you ,whatever we do we need some sort of number and these days a picture as well to prove who we are ,it makes me smile when people complain about their privacy being invaded by drone flyers, who may happen to see them from over 150 ft away,without any hope of actually recognising their features at that distance,when i have shown people what the camera can see,they realise that i am not spying on them, and are amazed at what the area looks like from height,

 

[CactusJackSlade]

The collection of info they say they collect is scary, but wait, there is FaceBook and Google that already has everything ;-)

 

[anotherlab]

The collection of info they say they collect is scary, but wait, there is FaceBook and Google that already has everything ;-)

I would be more concerned with the data collected by the credit rating agencies.

 

[Jim Padgett]

Your CAR is probably gathering more data on you than your drone is. But did you get a Privacy Notice from them?
Professional Hacker Reveals How Car Industry Spies on Drivers

 

[anotherlab]

Your CAR is probably gathering more data on you than your drone is. But did you get a Privacy Notice from them?
Professional Hacker Reveals How Car Industry Spies on Drivers

The companies that collect this information are using it as a product. By collecting and analyzing vehicle telematic data and matching it up with vehicle service history, they can identify conditions that contribute to vehicle component failure. This is big in the trucking and fleet vehicle industry. If you can sell a product that will tell a fleet operator that certain vehicles will need preventive service sooner, they save money but not dealing with a failure out in the field. They can also identify driving practices that lead to premature component wear, like excessive and hard braking.