Drones: Common In Privacy Issues

Much like the telescreens in 1984, drones are becoming increasingly common in privacy issues. Someone can easily assume the presence of a drone looking through a window is a very unsettling sight. There are regulations to prevent drones from flying too high in the air, but there are no regulations stating where they cannot fly. The majority of people's information not only ends up on a drone camera, but also in a data base. The National Security Agency’s database in Utah holds emails, calls, and countless other pieces of personal information. Personal data is private and should not be taken advantage of without some sort of warrant. Winston’s life is violated by a telescreen hovering over his shoulder and he cannot live his everyday without