Insurance companies are using drones to fly over and photograph properties that they insure without homeowners knowing. In some cases, they then use those photos to cancel policies, a WBZ-TV I-Team ...

The California Senate Insurance Committee moved forward with a bill Wednesday aimed at providing property owners greater protections from being dropped from their insurance policy through the use of ...

When Lynne Schueler looked up at the branches of a beloved tree in her Massachusetts yard, she never expected that a drone might be looking down on her. Schueler, who had held a policy with the same ...

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The media coverage of unmanned aerial vehicles has focused predominantly on drone strikes by the military as well as perceived privacy intrusions. But a far more compelling use for drones is in the ...

Insurance companies are using drones to look in on properties without homeowners knowing and using the photos to cancel policies. WBZ-TV's Chief Investigative Reporter Cheryl Fiandaca has more.

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