Drones are flying over my house, sometimes they just hover there, and it makes me uncomfortable. What can I legally do about this?
First of all, if you're worried that drones are being used to gather information about your activities or transmit data without your consent, you should report them to the appropriate authorities. However, in most cases, drones are simply flown for recreational purposes or for commercial purposes, such as aerial photography or crop monitoring, and regulations surrounding their use generally don't apply.

If you feel that drones are causing a disturbance or are interfering with your privacy, you may have grounds for a lawsuit against the operator of the drone, but it's important to keep in mind that suing individuals or businesses can be very expensive and difficult. You might want to consider contacting an organization like the Aerial Photography Association or the National Lawyers Guild to see if they offer legal advice or representation in these situations.

It's also worth noting that some states and cities have laws that regulate the operation of drones, so it's possible that you could get sued even if the operators aren't violating any rules themselves. It's always a good idea to stay informed about local regulations and to respect the rights of others when it comes to using technology.