New Pennsylvania bill will fine drone operators up to $300 for invading privacy

A new Pennsylvania bill, signed by Governor Tom Wolf, will impose a financial penalty for drone operators who use their drone to spy on people or otherwise endanger the physical wellbeing of someone. As reported by Pittsburgh's WTAE, House Bill 1346, which goes into effect 60 days after signing, says that any drone operator "who uses a drone to invade someone else's privacy or puts someone in fear of being physically harmed" will face a fine upwards of $300. "With the rise in popularity of drone...