What is Drone Takeover Technology? (By Timothy Brazzel)

[The Droning Company]

What is Drone Takeover Technology?

 

[mavic3usa]

I dunno, seems to me the authorities prefer to use kinetic force. Because it won't be long before drones are built to resist countermeasures. States like Louisiana passed a law to allow drones to be shot down and I have to wonder since the law was passed, how many drones have actually been shot down. Likely zero which makes you wonder if the law was really needed. Even if you shoot down one or two in a year, the way the law was passed made it sound like the drone threat was imminent and overwhelming and a drastic solution was needed *right now.*

 

[EricJT]

I dunno, seems to me the authorities prefer to use kinetic force. Because it won't be long before drones are built to resist countermeasures. States like Louisiana passed a law to allow drones to be shot down and I have to wonder since the law was passed, how many drones have actually been shot down. Likely zero which makes you wonder if the law was really needed. Even if you shoot down one or two in a year, the way the law was passed made it sound like the drone threat was imminent and overwhelming and a drastic solution was needed *right now.*

The sky is falling, the sky is falling....oh no, those are drones!

 

[mavic3usa]

The sky is falling, the sky is falling....oh no, those are drones!

Or maybe a new Bundepolizei is needed to stop all those drones but when there is none, they'll just turn their resources on the German civilian population:

Germany Creates New Police Unit To Stop Rising Drone Threats

Germany has launched a new federal police unit designed to detect, track, and neutralize hostile drones, a move that follows an unprecedented rise in

dronexl.co

 

[Chip]

Remote ID is what made drone takeover possible. Without Remote ID it would violate federal law.