I have 100% no problem with no-fly zones and I registered my P3S with the FAA, but this new beta firmware/app that DJI is testing seems a bit over-the top. Why do they feel they need to micro-manage their drone users? If anything happens, it's on the pilot - not the drone maker.
There is now the need to unlock via a registered account if you want to fly in a questionable area. I live in the middle of Iowa, so there are few restrictions except municipal airports (which I never even *think* of flying close to - the biggest danger for me is low-flying civilian planes and crop-dusters which might only be 30ft off the ground).
How long until they start geofencing from the home point, so we can only, say, fly 200M away? Is this a legitimate concern?
There is now the need to unlock via a registered account if you want to fly in a questionable area. I live in the middle of Iowa, so there are few restrictions except municipal airports (which I never even *think* of flying close to - the biggest danger for me is low-flying civilian planes and crop-dusters which might only be 30ft off the ground).
How long until they start geofencing from the home point, so we can only, say, fly 200M away? Is this a legitimate concern?