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<blockquote data-quote="digitalmouse" data-source="post: 91135" data-attributes="member: 11891"><p>Doubt this will impact them much and if so, quite a few US Police departments across the land (and related Emergency Services) that have invested in DJI products and use them regularly will raise a ruckus if DJI gets targeted specifically. There are numerous places where DJI drones have made a difference in Police, Fire, and Search and Rescue Operations. They typically have better support and better features than non-Asian counterparts.</p><p></p><p>Besides, the FAA and EASA will soon be shifting to require telemetry from commercial drones at the Mavic level and upwards as they impact normal aircraft airspace more and more. They want to know where drones are when airborne for at least safety reasons. Having China know about that stuff *now* is not really a big deal since the long-term goals of the US and Europe will be similar.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="digitalmouse, post: 91135, member: 11891"] Doubt this will impact them much and if so, quite a few US Police departments across the land (and related Emergency Services) that have invested in DJI products and use them regularly will raise a ruckus if DJI gets targeted specifically. There are numerous places where DJI drones have made a difference in Police, Fire, and Search and Rescue Operations. They typically have better support and better features than non-Asian counterparts. Besides, the FAA and EASA will soon be shifting to require telemetry from commercial drones at the Mavic level and upwards as they impact normal aircraft airspace more and more. They want to know where drones are when airborne for at least safety reasons. Having China know about that stuff *now* is not really a big deal since the long-term goals of the US and Europe will be similar. [/QUOTE]
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