Surveillance without a warrant. How would you respond?
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Airspace is nobody's property so if you want to store your beer bottles 25 feet up in the air, go right ahead.
Not true. I know of a few people who made their fortunes "flipping" airspace. And property owners are entitled to a portion of the airspace above their properties. According to a Supreme Court ruling, that is 83'. Here is an interesting piece even though it's a bit old: https://www.landsearch.com/blog/property-air-rights
Nobody owns the air. God owns -- it's God's air.
Lol🐸👌
That is where I store mine temporarily, just for a second until their density makes them fall back down.
If we're talking buildings, air rights is a thing. Though I do believe that the FAA doesn't own air space, but they do control and regulate it, including certain drones and certain altitudes.
It's not a crime yet.