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Australian homeowners say someone is using a drone to leer in their windows, according to the Melbourne newspaper<\/a> the Herald Sun <\/em>— and it could be a sign of things to come as inexpensive drone technology becomes even more ubiquitous.<\/p> “The drone is looking into our windows — it is such an invasion of privacy and it’s a bit creepy,” resident Ashley Torcasio told the paper.<\/p> Torcasio said the drone buzzed her house twice, according to the story. She also spotted a car at the edge of her property which drove off when she shined a light at it, leading her to suspect that thieves could be using the drone to scope out her property for a robbery.<\/p> “For all we know it could be trying to case out if anyone’s home,” Torcasio told the Herald Sun,<\/em> “looking to see if they could break in or what someone’s movements throughout the day are.”<\/p> Maneuverable, consumer-oriented drones, which often retail for just a few hundred dollars, raise enormous questions about privacy and the use of low airspace. This past December, drone sightings shut down Gatwick airport<\/a> in London for several days.<\/p> It’s also difficult to enforce laws direct at drones, because they can always just fly away before authorities have a chance to arrive.<\/p> “It just hovers — it’s an annoying noise and it seems to be checking yards out,” another homeowner told the Herald Sun<\/em> of the mysterious drone flybys.<\/p> READ MORE:<\/strong> ‘Creepy’ drone hovering beside windows and above backyards in Diamond Creek<\/a> [The Herald Sun<\/i>]<\/p><\/div> More on drones: <\/strong><\/em>Someone Just Used a Drone to Try to Assassinate a World Leader<\/a><\/p><\/div> The post Someone Is Terrorizing People By Peering In Windows With a Drone<\/a> appeared first on Futurism<\/a>.<\/p> See more here: Terror Drone Australian homeowners say someone is using a drone to leer in their windows, according to the Melbourne newspaper the\u00a0 Herald Sun\u00a0 \u2014 and it could be a sign of things to come as inexpensive drone technology becomes even more ubiquitous. \u201cThe drone is looking into our windows \u2014 it is such an invasion of privacy and it\u2019s a bit creepy,\u201d resident Ashley Torcasio told the paper. Invasion of Privacy Torcasio said the drone buzzed her house twice, according to the story. Continue reading Invasion of Privacy<\/h2>
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