Last Xmas
Maplins sold thousands of them

Haha!Now i'm off to buy one.Sounds like fun.

I'm not upset and it's not widening.. it's just making things up, and has nothing to do with the reason for the ban. :laugh:

Crossed Wires

No... an evolving discussion.

OK

indeed.

Ok ok I like hypothetical situations too :laugh:

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You could make this argument about a lot of things, though. If it's about privacy - do they have to ban telescopic camera lenses next? Someone with a good vantage point can take a picture of you without you knowing just as easily with one of those as they can with a drone.

Personally, I don't think the device themselves should be banned, only specific uses should be legislated against (such as spying). I've seen a few truly amazing shots of scenery and wildlife taken using drones, it would be a shame to make them completely illegal as they have plenty of Legitimate uses.

I can even think of household uses. Like if you think your roof may have been damaged in bad weather - fly your drone up to have a look rather than teetering around on a ladder. Tradespeople and construction workers could make use of them in similar ways, too.