It goes the other way as well: using a drone to commit arson or even an assassination (mounting a weapon is well within the weight profiles of many current devices), is something that is inevitable. Drones have range deniability for things like ransom pickups as well.
As an aside, I expect anti-drone systems to become a significant debate soon enough (e.g. if there's a drone peeping in my windows, what rights do I have to disable it?), and then to become a significant commercial concern.
As an aside, I expect anti-drone systems to become a significant debate soon enough (e.g. if there's a drone peeping in my windows, what rights do I have to disable it?), and then to become a significant commercial concern.