@user7516566140581: #audit #fyp

patrickokeefe40 :

Just wasting workers time! No reason for thos!

One :

Flying a drone over private property is generally legal under FAA rules, but filming people or intentionally spying is prohibited by state laws. A cat can legally carry a camera in many areas, but if it trespasses or records private, intimate scenes, the owner could face liability.  Drone Laws and Private Property: Airspace Rights: The FAA controls navigable airspace, meaning flying over a house is usually permitted. Privacy Laws: Many states have laws against using drones for surveillance on private property without consent (e.g., California, Tennessee, Virginia). Harassment: Using a drone to spy on or harass neighbors violates privacy laws, regardless of whether the drone is in "public" airspace. HOA Rules: Homeowners Associations (HOAs) may prohibit drone takeoffs/landings in their community.  Using Cat Cameras and Private Property: Legal Standing: Similar to a drone, placing a camera on a pet is generally allowed, but owners are responsible for what the pet does. Trespassing/Privacy: If a cat with a camera enters a neighbor's house or records intimate areas of their property, this could lead to lawsuits regarding invasion of privacy or trespass. Ethical Considerations: Recording in residential areas often raises harassment concerns.  Important Legal Note: In the US, it is a federal crime to shoot down a drone, even if it is over your property. Always check local ordinances

Xtowerguy :

Just say OSHA

mattbergman1 :

Meanwhile all of these workers are on 24/7 CCTV

Rigor Mortis :