Residents share privacy concerns over drone useBATON ROUGE — WBRZ spoke with someone who lives in the Hundred Oaks neighborhood in Baton Rouge, and he tells us that within the last few weeks, he's noticed drones flying in the area almost every day, which is leaving him and his family with some questions. Schiro says he understands drones are becoming more common to use, but he says he and his family are concerned about their privacy. Joe Furr, owner of Baton Rouge Drones, a drone service provider in the surveying and oil and gas industry, says drone laws are relatively lenient. On the federal level, he says there are not a lot of laws that protect people's privacy, but on the state level, residents do have some privacy protections. Now, if you find a drone is flying over your home to intentionally watch you or your family, Furr says you should contact law enforcement to come check it out.