Check out the latest Apple Park video, it might be the last

After a long hiatus, a video showing the current state of Apple Park appeared on YouTube. This time it is about two to three times longer than usual, and in addition to the video itself, we also received interesting information from its author. The death knell seems to be ringing for similar footage, which is taken from drones hovering over the campus, and it's pretty clear that there won't be too many of them appearing on the web anymore…

But first, to the content of the video itself. It's clear from it that nothing much is happening in Apple Park anymore - at least in terms of any construction. Everything is basically done and it's just waiting for the grass to turn green and the trees to grow leaves. In addition, the video published yesterday is just over six minutes long, so you will enjoy Apple Park to the fullest when you watch it. However, enjoy it too, because in a month there may not be another video like this. The author talked about what has been happening during filming lately.

According to him, Apple had to invest in an "air defense" system against drones. While filming, it happens that a special patrol will arrive at him within ten minutes and ask him to stop filming and leave the "airspace" above Apple Park. This patrol will always appear, relatively quickly and exactly at the place from which the author controls the drone - regardless of where he is at the moment (he alternates places).

Based on these steps, it can be expected that Apple has purchased one of the offered security systems that are intended for controlling drones. The author believes that this is the first of the steps that will lead to the complete elimination of the movement of drones in the air above the Apple Park area. However, this step is logical on Apple's part, as work is already being done on the premises and Tim Cook receives all kinds of VIP visits here. This is thus the elimination of a potential security risk, which drones certainly are, whether in the hands of a more experienced pilot.

Source: 9to5mac

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[Mr. Soucr]

But come on, drones and security risk? What source does the author use?