Steven Miller was quoted in Sunday’s LA Times. The article focuses on the potential impact of increased lobbying by drone manufacturers in Sacramento. As a patchwork of regulations begin to fill the void, drone makers are exerting what influence they can to affect legislation involving the more than 500,000 drones already registered by the FAA.
CBS Channel 13 (Sacramento, California) came to Steven Miller for clarification on the legality of hovering a drone over private property.
“You can be liable for invasion of privacy if you use a drone to capture images or sound recordings of someone on their property,” Steven explained, but if the drone is not recording, we’re still in a gray area until legislation catches up.
Check out quotes from Steve Miller’s interview with Popular Science magazine about the pending FAA drone registry.
Model Airplane Hobbyists Skeptical of Proposed Drone Registry
Join our own Steve Miller as he discusses proposed requirements for hobbyists to register their drones.
“You’re going to need to register that drone: Federal government announces new regulations”
(Listen online, starting 11:15 AM Pacific. Or listen to the recording.)
Join our own Steve Miller as he discusses Governor Jerry Brown’s signing of AB 856 on Tuesday, and what it means that he did not sign other proposed legislation into law.
“Analyzing Governor Brown’s choice to sign one drone bill, not others”
(Listen online, starting 11:50 AM Pacific. Or listen to the recording.)
