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Drone companies are moving away from targeting individual users and instead tailoring their products for government or commercial tasks such as inspecting pipelines, monitoring crops or police surveillance. DJI has made a push to counter the security concerns, most recently with a Wednesday announcement that it will enable an internet “kill switch” on more drones so that commercial and government users can halt data transmission on sensitive flying missions. (Representative Image | AP)

Leading drone maker DJI being sidelined in US-China rift changes tack to preserve dominance

Years before the push to ban TikTok and WeChat and blacklisting Huawei, DJI was already under watch as a potential national security threat.

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