Protect privacy from drones at home, lawmakers say
WASHINGTON — Before thousands of civilian drones begin flying in U.S. skies, Congress should take steps to protect the public’s privacy and prevent terrorists from hacking or jamming signals that control the aircraft, lawmakers said Thursday.
Deputy Amanda Hill of the Mesa County sheriff’s office in Colorado prepares to use a Draganflyer X6 drone equipped with a video camera to help search for a suspect in a knife attack in Mesa County, Colo. AP FILE PHOTO
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House members from both parties said at an oversight hearing that they’re worried about potential privacy and security threats as the use of small unmanned aircraft becomes widespread. The...
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