Having worked in the UAS industry for years, we've collectively never come across any bogus use of drones. However it's inevitable that will happen, and for people such as celebrities, where there is profit to be made in illegally invading their privacy, there should be an option to thwart it. It sits permanently on it's charging base, indoors, until ready to deploy. Simply take it outside, put it on the ground, and press the GO button. The Rapere will take off, while at the same time scanning the sky for drones. It can tell the difference between a bird and a drone, and will fly over top of any drone within range, then disable it. After the target drone is disabled, it will return to base and land, where you can add a new tangle-line for a second flight. Lots of (12) high framerate (90 fps) moderately low res cameras (VGA) pointing in every dir...