And importantly, military personnel currently lack the authority and requisite shield against liability to interdict drones that compromise the security of our assets, installations, classified information, and personnel.
Dunn emphasizes the need for military authority to address drone threats.
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Without a comprehensive privacy standard, we can't stop Big Tech, the Communist Chinese Party, TikTok, or anyone else.
We need to open the aperture and be a little more technology agnostic so we can pick things based on what works where.
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