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Should realtors use drones to film your home and property to sell another home? The Real You: Personality Poll
Poll Question From Showtalk
Nov-14
Should realtors use drones to film your home and property to sell another home?
- Yes, there is no privacy from drones1
vote
- They can but should not without out written permission7
votes
- No, it should be illegal10
votes
- I don't know1
vote
- Other0
votes
From: Showtalk
Nov-14
Legal, Privacy Issues Hover as Drone Use Becomes More Popular
Increased drone usage begs the privacy question: Are we entitled to the airspace immediately around us?
Read more from www.govtech.comFrom: Showtalk
Nov-14
What happens when you look at a real estate listing of a neighbors home on an online site that uses drone made videos and find your entire yard, home and property are online? What if it’s close enough they can see inside your home? What if you have something in your yard you don’t want anyone to see? Do you have any privacy rights?
From: Showtalk
Nov-15
I got the idea for this poll when it happened to someone I know. They were looking at a neighboring house for sale on a real estate site and found a video, so they watched it. It was a slow sweep over surrounding homes and they saw their back yard, and everything they had in their yard on the Internet. They were very upset and had no recourse.
- Edited November 15, 2020 10:40 am by Showtalk
From: kizmet1
Nov-15
From: Showtalk
Nov-15
Supposedly images of people and animals must be blurred, but that is only on Google earth and similar. They could easily put a nude sunbather on a real estate site if they were sloppy and did not alter the footage.
From: EdGlaze
Nov-15
I was a real estate broker for about 30 years (before drones were popular) and online property listings with videos have become common and aerial drone shots are just another promotional tool.
But with most promotional efforts it is best to get permission of the seller.