By Fritz Burgher
Privacy law has evolved over the past century as technology has rapidly improved. To learn about key Supreme Court decisions and how they may relate to domestic surveillance via the use of drones, explore the timeline below.
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- With billions at stake, states lobby for drone test sites
- Uncertainties remain as FAA integrates drones into U.S. skies; number of drones may hit 30,000 by 2020
- Drones that can make decisions
- Citizens take drones to new heights
- From the Burrito Bomber to crop monitoring, a look at commercial drone use
- Charlottesville initiates the drone conversation
- The Fourth Amendment perspective
- Police forces struggle to incorporate drones
- ‘Drones are going to turn people into chickens in cages. They’ll be watched all the time’
- Looser FAA regulations to help drone expansion at universities
- Privacy advocates criticize border patrol drones in Senate immigration plan
- Privacy hawks complicate path for drones over U.S.
- Summary of domestic drone legislation
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