Amazon Drones could be used to spy on your home!

Companies could use UAVs to gather private information
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
December 3, 2013

Image: Amazon Drone (YouTube).

If they tried this, they would get their drone back in a million pieces. This has bad news written all over it. No way in hell could this tech be used ethically, the temptations would be far too great.

Here's my strict privacy safeguard: Any drones over my house will be shot. Survivors will be shot again.
They won't get their expensive drone back; I'll harvest it for parts! Mwahahahaha!  


"Dammit; Batman's eaten another drone!" XD

Tothian,

Robots delivering packages far faster than any human can is something that's been dreamed about for many years. I do hope though that laws will be set in place to state what drones will be allowed to do. I do not agree with people spying on the average person.

I also hope that if they do start using drones to deliver stuff, that people won't start taking the drones down to steal the packages. Also, what if it rains or storms? I guess it would have to be a tough water-proof drone with a special box to hold the packages or something like that. The crashing into things could still be an issue though until they develop the tech more to better be able to "see" what's going on around them.

Anyways, I do hope that regulations will be put into place for what drones can be used for. Used correctly I think that drones could be very useful. But spying on people for no good reason is not a good thing.

Drones are destroying american jobs! Hire a little boy to deliver the package so he can earn a little spending money for himself; every kid should have a simple job; Messenger, delivery boy, paper boy, whatever. That would significantly cut down on juvenile delinquints if they had a small after school job to do instead of "hangin' with da homies down at da hood." After school jobs and activities for kids are the key to getting rid of juvenile delinquints on a mass scale.....and this was totally random, but worth mentioning. XD

DarkShadow,

The problems with the ones delivering stuff to people is that the people will possibly not know it was spying on them. They'll just view it as a matter of convenience and anyone who dares to look in to the truth will be laughed at by the stupid masses of deceived people.


Bat-Man,

LOL!


ShowStopper,

Too much deception. Making people think they are one thing when it's something else.


Bat-Man (again),

Or hire the little boy to make the drone. Haha! Just kidding. I kind of see what you mean. I think.

I'm sure you do. Boy spends time doing productive activities equals less time for illegal shenanigans (not sure if I spelled that right). In a nutshell.

Works best if you can make them like the activity; needs to be something that once the do it a couple times they'll wanna do it again and again. Sports are probably at the top of the list for after school activities. Wrestling is probably the one I'd reccomend the most; in addition to letting them burn off energy and channel their emotions in a focused manner it also teaches them some foundational self defense skills. Not sure about others here, but I've gotten into fights with a couple really good high school wrestlers. (I was the stupid one back then; nowadays I would of just snotted and continued walking lol). They tied me up into a not in like 3 to five seconds. I was impressed. That's when I got into wrestling; they're good friends of mine now.

Heh that's going to get alot of people jobless

Well, the military drones are apparently pretty hard to control and have a hard time flying in any sort of weather, and with the threat of people stealing the packages or shooting them down (and the bad publicity this would mean for amazon) it's probably far off into the future, if it ever actually does come to use. So i think we're safe for now.

I think the average Americans are starting to get fed up enough with being spied on, between this, Snowden, gun restrictions, Syria, etc. I think this country is at a boiling point, and these things would DEFINITELY get shot down, with or without camera's, costing Amazon MILLIONS.