What is clear from the FAA's response is that they have little interest in establishing privacy protections, public transparency into its current and future licensing process. The FAA is wrong. The FAA is dead wrong on this issue in terms of ensuring that privacy is protected.
Markey criticizes FAA's lack of privacy protections for drone operations.
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