Noise pollution is one issue, but the loss of privacy is another. These must have cameras on board, and I'd prefer Alphabet/Amazon/whoever not be flying cameras over my yard all the time.
This is it right here. The 'no expectation of privacy in public' mantra is increasingly extending into places that I absolutely have an expectation of privacy.
Time to breed some pet ravens in the yard.
A Conspiracy, eh?
Crowspiracy?
So... Murder?
Natural disassembler.
It'd be continued progression of the services that are already on offer[1]. And I don't see aus enacting any legislation to curb this sort off cooperate surveillance without a massive shift in voters general apathy towards their privacy.