The world’s biggest online retailer, which has laid out plans to start using drones for deliveries by 2017, said a cross-government team supported by the UK Civil Aviation Authority had provided it with the permissions necessary to explore the process.
I just don’t know about this whole thing.
You’re more positive than me. I’d be running for cover.
So, if I’m not home at time of attempted delivery the drone will return repeatedly, or just leave the package on the doorstep as does the UPS guy.
I assume it just drops it in a bush. That IS the attempt.
Free Stuff! All you need to know is where their home base is and a way to down them anonymously.
Yeah, this’ll work well in open-carry states.