In the Wake of the Kentucky "DroneSlayer" Shootdown it must be obvious that Starlink needs to log all flight Data on the tablet as a replayable flight log trace where any flight data & path displayed on the tablet at any moment of the flight can be displayed along with the corresponding video recording of images streamed from the X-Star camera in flight (whether recording on X-Star or not) to be used in litigation or defense of the operator should the X-Star be lost in flight in a similar catastrophic shootdown or accidental loss.
David Boggs was able to recover his aircraft without the memory card, but fortunately recovered his flight log data and the Streamed flight video from the Tablets Cache in order to refute false claims of invasion of privacy during his flight and press a pending and likely Precedent Setting Federal Lawsuit case against William Meredith aka: "The DroneSlayer" after Meredith was acquitted of criminal charges in the matter by a local Kentucky judge.
I think every operator needs to have easily accessed Black Box data logs like these in the event of an unrecoverable X-Star event for protection against false claims by anyone who may level them at any time, for any reason.
I would think Starlink should be able to log the data & save the video from cache in a manner much more CPU friendly manner than running a separate screen recording app simultaneously on a tablet with Starlink.

Hillview man arrested for shooting down drone; cites right to privacy
INTERVIEW: Drone owner responds to claims of privacy invasion
Judge rules man had right to shoot down drone over his house
After neighbor shot down his drone, Kentucky man files federal lawsuit
001 Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Damages 2016 01 05 4849 6171 4476 1
Does anyone else agree this feature request is a necessity for any drone pilot?
David Boggs was able to recover his aircraft without the memory card, but fortunately recovered his flight log data and the Streamed flight video from the Tablets Cache in order to refute false claims of invasion of privacy during his flight and press a pending and likely Precedent Setting Federal Lawsuit case against William Meredith aka: "The DroneSlayer" after Meredith was acquitted of criminal charges in the matter by a local Kentucky judge.
I think every operator needs to have easily accessed Black Box data logs like these in the event of an unrecoverable X-Star event for protection against false claims by anyone who may level them at any time, for any reason.
I would think Starlink should be able to log the data & save the video from cache in a manner much more CPU friendly manner than running a separate screen recording app simultaneously on a tablet with Starlink.

Hillview man arrested for shooting down drone; cites right to privacy
INTERVIEW: Drone owner responds to claims of privacy invasion
Judge rules man had right to shoot down drone over his house
After neighbor shot down his drone, Kentucky man files federal lawsuit
001 Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Damages 2016 01 05 4849 6171 4476 1
Does anyone else agree this feature request is a necessity for any drone pilot?
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