Why would you even think of that? The civil penalties for
flying a commercial rig without first obtaining a remote pilot’s certificate from the FAA are up to $32,666 for each incidence. Imagine flying without remote id and worse yet, with a hacked drone. And why you even mentioned that in the forum bro? The definition of a secret is that only you and you know about it. Just be careful what you post, just a friendly advice. Don't take it personal.
In my opinion, I think remote id is overrated. Let's s say you are going to fly your drone in a remote location, you have a nasty fall, and your phone gets busted, and you are not able to walk. Well, they can find you using your drone location or remote location providing that you told your loved ones where you were going. Moreover, the non-drone owner's population have no idea of remote id, just like us man have no clue of women's hair product unless you are a hair stylist. I think remote id will keep all those nuts out there in check. You still have idiots flying drones into stadiums and doing all kinds of crazy stuff out there, giving us, responsible pilots, a bad reputation.
Perfect example, my brother came to visit, and I took him and his spouse to Look Out Mountain at Golden, here in Colorado. At the parking lot there was this idiot flying an old Phantom showing off, he was flying over people trying to impress his auto club that he was part of it. This moron was flying like 10 feet over the whole parking lot. He was lucky a park ranger was not there; he was facing a $5,000 fine and 6 months incarceration for being an idiot. In other words, it is not worth it bro, those are my two cents, you do whatever you can handle.
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