From: fineousfingers35@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, December 6, 2013 9:35:19 AM UTC-5, Ralph Glatt wrote:   
   > On Friday, December 6, 2013 4:31:25 AM UTC-5, zim...@daktel.com wrote: > Do   
   not do this. "Ralph Glatt" wrote in message Has anyone tried to hack drones,   
   possibly something like a spy drone that someone could use to scope out US   
   neighborhoods? If I    
   understand correctly, they use radio control. Isn't there a way to overpower   
   the signal and send the drone crashing into a safe place? I can understand why   
   we don't want this information found out overseas, but I certainly don't want   
   someone (not even    
   the government) spying on me.   
      
   Looks like the government is a step ahead of me - now they are working on   
   "drones" that use onboard computers instead of radio. No doubt, they also have   
   the computers "hardened" against someone trying to use an electromatic pulse   
   to knock them out.   
      
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