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Originally Posted by ChessieMom
Just don’t be shocked if you start seeing drones hovering over your backyard. Legally, there’s not a thing you can do to prevent it either... short of building something over the tub to eliminate the view.
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When you see a drone, follow it to its owner and file a complaint.
More and more laws are coming out against peep drones.
In Florida, for example, Criminal Code Section 934.50 forbids using drones for surveillance in violation of another person's reasonable expectation of privacy. In Arkansas, AR Code Section 5-60-103 forbids using drones to invade privacy and commit video voyeurism. In California, Civil Code Section 1708.8 forbids the using drones to record another person without consent. And Nevada law (NRS 193.130) prohibits weapons on drones.
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