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Drones trespassing in my property
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2024
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In most parts of the EU you're not allowed to fly over private property.
Actual airplanes must have a hell of a time abiding by that rule then.
Addendum: drone licenses and permits doesn't allow you to fly over private property or main roads.
Yes I meant drones, not airplanes or helicopters.
If I remember the rules correctly you are allowed to fly over private property as long as it isn't fenced off. You cannot overfly buildings without permission. You can take pictures of private property without permission as long as they don't contain anything personally identifiable (ie. don't take pictures of people, but no people is fine).