Buzz Off Act

Bill 119 HR 96, also known as the "Preventing Government Surveillance Act," aims to prohibit federal agencies from using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to conduct surveillance on United States citizens. The bill seeks to protect the privacy and civil liberties of individuals by restricting the use of drones for surveillance purposes.

Under this legislation, federal agencies would be prohibited from using UAVs to collect information on American citizens without their consent or a warrant. The bill also includes provisions to ensure that any data collected by drones is not used in a way that violates the Fourth Amendment rights of individuals.

Additionally, the bill includes measures to increase transparency and accountability in the use of drones by requiring federal agencies to report on their use of UAVs for surveillance purposes. This would help ensure that the public is informed about how drones are being used and provide oversight to prevent any potential abuses of power. Overall, Bill 119 HR 96 seeks to strike a balance between national security interests and the protection of individual privacy rights. By limiting the use of drones for surveillance purposes and increasing transparency in their use, the legislation aims to safeguard the rights of American citizens while still allowing for necessary government operations.