Is this legal in Florida?
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Tess Global
“Yes, under FAA Part 107 and within Florida's drone privacy statute, F.S. § 934.50, which limits imaging of private property without consent. We fly over property we are engaged to protect, with the owner's authorization recorded in the flight log.”
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