"The grandfathers of privacy wouldn't argue for new, drone-specific privacy rules," writes Jeff Kosseff, CIPP/US. Rather, the common-law privacy torts they articulated more than a century ago would apply equally to drones as they do to older information-gathering technologies. In part one of a three-part series on drones, Kosseff looks at existing U.S. laws to be considered when it comes to the use of drones for gathering information. Look for part two, on private-sector drone use, in the April edition of The Privacy Advisor.
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