Photo by Aaron Burden Earlier this month, drone maker DJI took a huge PR hit when the US Army abruptly stopped using the company's drones due to 'cyber vulnerabilities.' The decision was revealed in a leaked memo, and DJI was left defending its privacy and security practices to a suddenly skeptical public. Today, the company takes its privacy efforts a bit further with the release of a 'Local Data Mode' that allows pilots to fly their DJI drones without an internet connection. The mode was annou...
Photo by Aaron Burden Earlier this month, drone maker DJI took a huge PR hit when the US Army abruptly stopped using the company's drones due to 'cyber vulnerabilities.' The decision was revealed in a leaked memo, and DJI was left defending its privacy and security practices to a suddenly skeptical public. Today, the company takes its privacy efforts a bit further with the release of a 'Local Data Mode' that allows pilots to fly their DJI drones without an internet connection. The mode was annou...
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