I’ll just note (again) that under the current laws that the FAA is operating with, there are no drones: There are UAVs and there are model aircraft. (Fun: The same hardware can be either depending on how you use it.)
If you fly your DJI for commercial use, then it’s a UAV and there are regulations heavier than the drone.
If you fly it for pure hobby use, it’s a model aircraft with few regulations, and the FAA is forbidden to add more.
The current “you must register your drone” stuff, is cough operating in advance of the law, to put it politely. The registration page on their site specifically says that it’s for registering a UAV.
(I am not a lawyer, and good luck pointing out to local law enforcement that your DJI is a model aircraft rather than a UAV.)
Any further regulations over hobby drones are going to need a trip through the sausage factories of Congress.
