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US law enforcement has been expanding its use of drones for surveillance. However, very few privacy laws exist to limit how law enforcers can use these drones. Discuss your opinion about the increased
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US law enforcement has been expanding its use of drones for surveillance. However, very few privacy laws exist to limit how law enforcers can use these drones. Discuss your opinion about the increased use of drones. Do you think it’s an invasion of privacy?

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Answer: yes and no

Explanation: Yes the drones can invade your privacy and might captured embarrassing things also

No cause drones help captured anything suspicious or help with a case

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