California bill one of many state bills that aim to regulate drones
A California bill that restricts flying of drones to above 350 feet (107 meters) over private property is just one of several state bills in the U.S. that aim to regulate various aspects of flying the unmanned aircraft.
Florida, for example, has passed a law that prohibits the use of a drone to capture images of private property or of its owner, tenant or occupant with the intent to conduct surveillance without written consent if a reasonable expectation of privacy exists.
Arkansas has, meanwhile, passed a law that prohibits the use of drones to secretly take images for voyeurism.
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