More: Of interest to some..........

I know what u mean.. I don't know about the whole drone thing, they've BEEN, for years, planning on using them things for whatever, they find applicable. Which. Could. Be. Anything. Smh.

 

Actually the Supreme Court ruled that when you are arrested the cops have no right to also search your cell phone. They have to obtain a second warrant to do so.

 

Yup. .

And as far as Facebook goes, don't put anything on there you wouldn't say in person and accept that it's mostly public and on the 'net forever

 

A fairly narrowly directed electromagnetic pulse ought to be effective against pretty much any drone, and it would only take a very quick burst. Could be something as simple as a magnetron liberated from an unused microwave oven, and fitted with a simple waveguide. As many drones have some amount of self-navigation capability, a GPS jammer, while being a dangerous thing from a legal standpoint, could also confuse the crap out of it. Personally, I think a low tech approach would be fun. Perhaps some sort of net-casting rig to snare the sneaky thing. Or a well-aimed crossbow bolt.

 

(Starts placing orders for x-Ray drones built and disguised as black helicopters with custom NWO markings, and thinks of insane conspiracy thoeries to post on Facebook):smt077:smt077:smt077

 

Well, it is has been ok for potential employers to search your Facebook stuff also. You put something out on Facebook, it is the same as writing it on a piece of paper and leaving it on a street corner. I dumped Facebook, primarily out of principle since Mark Zuckerberg is pumping a hefty amount of cash into Iowa state politics this election season. I didn't live on Facebook that much anyway, so it was not a hard choice to make. May prove to be beneficial in the long run based on what lawyers and business's can do with that info.