THE HIDDEN DJI FLY UPDATE - Mini Drones Restricted! 🚫

DJI has quietly introduced a software-level change that affects how its smallest drones behave in the UK, and many pilots won’t notice it until they’re already in the air. This isn’t a new law and it isn’t a hardware issue, but it does change what mini drones are allowed to do depending on where you fly.

In this video, I explain what changed, how altitude limits are now being enforced, and why this matters most for pilots who fly in hilly or mountainous areas. We also look at why this creates a mismatch between UK flying rules and the way DJI’s software now handles altitude restrictions, even for legal and authorized flights.

This isn’t about panic or speculation. It’s about understanding how your drone behaves today, what you can realistically expect when flying in the UK, and why some shots that used to be possible may no longer be achievable with certain mini drones.

If you fly DJI mini drones in the UK, this is something you’ll want to be aware of before your next flight.

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