zhōng guó中国jǐng fāng警方yán lì dǎ jī严厉打击fēi fǎ非法xiū gǎi修改wú rén jī无人机xì tǒng系统de的xíng wéi行为
In recent years, more and more people have enjoyed using drones.
However, some people illegally modify drone systems in order to make money, removing limits on flight altitude and no-fly zones.
This kind of illegal flying is called "black flying," and it poses a great danger to public safety.
Recently, China's Ministry of Public Security released ten typical cases.
In these cases, some people used technical methods to modify drones for others.
For example, some people changed the flight settings of large agricultural drones, which can easily cause the drone to lose control in the air and fall, damaging power lines; others made and sold unlocking software, allowing drones to fly into places they should not go.
At present, police in Sichuan, Shanghai, Fujian, and other places have arrested many suspects and seized hundreds of drones that had been illegally modified.
The police remind everyone that the sky is not a place without laws, and flying must follow the rules.
Illegally modifying drone systems may not only cause drones to fall and injure passersby, but also affect the flight safety of other aircraft.
It is hoped that all drone enthusiasts can fly safely and work together to protect everyone's safety.