In a blog post, the company explained the decision as “putting control back in the hands of drone operators.” DJI talked about technologies like Remote ID that allow authorities to track the location of drones and their operators. Therefore, the company believes that the control of law enforcement is now sufficient.
The decision caused mixed reactions in the industry. For example, DJI’s former head of global policy, Brandan Shulman, expressed concern, saying the change could impact air traffic safety. According to him, automatic geofencing, which has been available in the company for 10 years, has contributed to increased security in the airspace.
Source: Ferra

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