Dji denies that its drones send private data to China

The trade war between the United States and China is something that has been at stake for months. Donald Trump has accused more than one company in the Asian country of spying on user data, to then send it to the country's government. Huawei has been the main victim of these accusations, with this blockade. Although also a firm like DJI has been accused of the same.

DJI denies its drones send data to China

The drone maker has sent a letter to the American president, denying that its drones send data to China. So users have nothing to worry about.

There is no espionage

As mentioned in said letter, DJI drones do not share flight records, photos or videos at any time. This only happens in case the user has deliberately chosen to do so. So there is no espionage at any time nor does it violate the privacy of users who use any of the drones of the popular manufacturer.

So the flight data is not sent to China, nor to other places. They remain at all times on the drone itself and on the user's mobile phone, which can then do whatever they want with said data. A very clear letter, denying these accusations.

DJI is the world's leading manufacturer of drones. Therefore, the United States seeks to harm the company is not a surprise, since they are doing the same with Huawei. Although in this case, the drone manufacturer comes out behind these unfounded accusations, with a letter directly to the American government.

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