That’s the next step: drop all encrypted traffic.

Same in DK, and my comment was meant to underline that. If you see a drone and no operator is around, then something is definitely wrong.

I mean, years ago, I had a DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ drift away, on account of my own inexperience and stupidity. This was right when it had just come out, and way before drone licenses and laws forbidding drone flights in populated areas. So no laws were broken; and it was done with no malicious intent… But these days?

Not even the DK police, who have some very well-trained drone operators, can fly their drones out of sight.

Seeing a drone with no operator once? Something might have gone wrong, let’s not judge too harshly, but seeing a drone with no operator regularly? On your property? If you have a hunting permit, a shotgun, and a clear shot, then it might be a good time to practice your anti air skills.

Addendum: drone licenses and permits doesn’t allow you to fly over private property or main roads.

Since op didn’t mention seeing a pilot, I’d suspect that the drones are flown out of sight. So asking them to stop can be difficult. Of course asking nicely, by downing a drone, might get the message across.

I wonder if I could shoot down drones here in Denmark as well.

I came here to suggest that as well. I have contacts who are switching from other platforms to RCS, and I have a hard time figuring out how secure that is.

Actually it would make some sense, not that I like it though.

What can you do to prevent scraping? A lot of people are screaming about their IP being used to train AI, but have they actually done anything to tell the world that you can’t use the texts to train AI? Does copyright alone protect against the use for AI training? To the best of my knowledge there’s no case law either way. But if you have to circumvent DRM to train AI then you’ll have a hard time witht the “I did not know that I couldn’t do that” defense.

So some news outlets get to protect their precious little articles from the big bad AI, which will probably destroy news as we know it anyway even more than it already has, while the rest of us gets force fed advertisement.

Allow me to sarcastically quote timbuk3

Things are going great, and they’re only getting better

It doesn’t seem to be targeting ad-blockers in particular (or other page customizing extensions), although that may result eventually.

That’s just because they’ve learned not to say the quiet part out loud.

You think you’re funny, don’t you, Mahoney? Well, you’re on report.