DJI Flysafe says they are longer locking restrictions 1 mile from a regional airport

[Mudbone]

I have a real estate photo gig coming up that is about a mile from a regional airport. As I've done numerous times in the past I got a LAANC approval first, then went to DJI Flysafe to get an unlocking code for my Mavic 2 Pro. Business as usual. Yesterday I discovered that the DJI Flysafe no longer displayed the zones in question that needed unlocking... Furthermore, they said that it was no longer required, and that there are no flight restrictions on the drone per DJI. When I zoomed out on the map I saw that the entire metro Atlanta area had no DJI flysafe geozones highlighted at all. I did my research here and everything I read said that DJI has washed their hands of their previous geofences... Have I missed something? Is this the case with DJI in the US? I guess I'm just reaching out for confirmation on this or did I totally misunderstand... scratching my head a little on this one

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

DJI FlySafe & Geo Zones: DJI Drops Geofencing [New for 2025]

DJI has dropped automatic geofencing. What does this mean for DJI FlySafe and DJI Geo Zones? Learn about the changes in this guide.

www.dronepilotgroundschool.com

 

[msinger]

@Mudbone DJI posted more details about that here:

DJI Updates GEO System in U.S. Consumer & Enterprise Drones

DJI updates its geofencing system in the U.S. to align with FAA regulations, enhancing drone operator control and safety. Learn about the latest changes and their impact.

viewpoints.dji.com

@MavicAir2Marc before careful on that website you linked above. I saw this malware popup when I followed your link:

 

[mavic3usa]

you still need to obey the rules and regulations and continue to get your laanc. nothing to be really concerned about.