New Video - Drones Left Alone - Part 1

Hey, RubberZone.com Member –

We have an important Pubic Service Announcement to disseminate:

When you are not using your drones for an extended period, it is important to power them down completely!

Unattended drones can come out of sleep mode when the slightest disturbance is detected.

Without the correct prompts, a self-awakened drone can “hallucinate” new instructions, and begin to act on them.

The errant drone can even spread its current programming to other nearby drones, much like malware.

Under no circumstances should you approach a drone in this state - its friend-or-foe database may be corrupted, and you could be captured and interrogated by the drone.

It is best to wait them out, until they spontaneously re-enter sleep mode.

In this video, we see storage facility footage of one intimidating, self-motivated drone as it spreads its warped mission parameters to another stored drone, corrupting its directives.

Be careful out there - there could be unattended drones lurking in every dark corner, scanning for targets.

Featuring: Unworthyslutboy and Vibramboy.

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