Drone Privacy Exit Ticket

What is a significant concern related to the use of drones?

• Traffic congestion

• Noise pollution

• Privacy invasion

• Air quality control

According to the passage, what is a reasonable expectation to privacy?

• Being in a crowded public place

• Walking on a busy street

• Inside one's home or yard surrounded by a fence

• Using a public transportation system

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a form of electronic surveillance in the passage?

• Satellite tracking

• Social media monitoring

• Surveillance cameras

• Cell phone tracking

According to SkyOp, how many times can an average American citizen be caught on camera in a day?

• More than 50 times

• More than 100 times

• More than 75 times

• More than 200 times

In the U.S. vs. Causby case, what was the outcome regarding property owners' rights to airspace?

• The government has full control of the airspace above all properties.

• Property owners have the right to control the airspace above their land, under the idea that it does not interfere with their right to peace.

• Property owners have no rights regarding airspace.

• Only commercial aircraft have the right to use airspace above properties.

How high above ground level is considered navigable airspace according to Congress?

• 100 feet

• 200 feet

• 365 feet

• 500 feet

What is considered a best practice for drone operators flying over other properties?

• Avoid flying over other properties unless necessary.

• Always fly over other properties to capture better footage.

• Seek legal permission after flying over other properties.

• Ignore adjacent property owners' concerns.

What is emphasized as a privilege for drone operators in the passage?

• The right to privacy.

• The right to fly without restrictions.

• The right to operate commercially.

• The right to fly drones.

According to the passage, what should drone operators do before photographing people and/or property?

• Obtain written consent from everyone involved.

• Inform the FAA of their intentions.

• Act ethically and morally, and get permission.

• Ignore privacy concerns and take photos anyway.

What is one of the guidelines provided for drone operators concerning privacy?

• Gather sensitive data without reason.

• Fly over private property without permission.

• Delete sensitive data concerning individuals outside of participating organizations.

• Disregard concerns raised by third parties.