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According to that report, nearly every buildingin the country is being photographed, often without the owners knowledge.
In addition to drones, insurers are using manned airplanes and high-altitude balloons to photograph properties.
In some cases, this has led to insurers denying coverage due to perceived structural issues.
In any case, drones and aerial photos are likely here to stay, despite consumer pushback.
Here are four things insurance companies look for with drone images and how they could cost you money.
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