[arista]

Amazon will inspect your garden
To ensure they can drop a package

They are not Landing
just hovering to a low position.

Ref: GMBHD itv

[Livia]

So they're going to fly over and drop your delivery in your garden. What could possibly go wrong?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

So they're going to fly over and drop your delivery in your garden. What could possibly go wrong?

It is not a High drop

It is a few feet from the ground.


Logical
a Amazon Tech Person must OK
your home, first.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

It is not a High drop

It is a few feet from the ground.


Logical
a Amazon Tech Person must OK
your home, first.

That will be sooo easy to grab and run off with though. !

Anything not screwed down gets nicked nowadays… that’s sadly where we are these days


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

That will be sooo easy to grab and run off with though. !

Anything not screwed down gets nicked nowadays… that’s sadly where we are these days

No, they have tested it all

You can not grab them
they are not landing for you.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

It is not a High drop

It is a few feet from the ground.


Logical
a Amazon Tech Person must OK
your home, first.

My dog would view it as a challenge.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

My dog would view it as a challenge.

Of course.
but if an Amazon Tech Person Visits.
They will tell you during the drop off
best to keep your nice dog inside

[bots]

invasion of privacy is obviously the big issue with this

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

invasion of privacy is obviously the big issue with this

It's a Delivery
dropped from the air low down.
On a authorised official amazon mat
you lay out


They do not have time to check other homes near it.

[Parmy]

What if you live next to an airport.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Beso

What if you live next to an airport.

This why the Amazon Technical person
must visit your home first.

[arista]

For Example
In Remote places in Scotland
Royal Mail is using drones
for deliverys very well.

No Trouble


Ref: Ch5HDnews Live

[bots]

A drone can capture a lot of video as it makes it way to the drop spot. If it goes over a populated area, that is an invasion of privacy

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

A drone can capture a lot of video as it makes it way to the drop spot. If it goes over a populated area, that is an invasion of privacy

We will find out