Data Protection Manager. DJI SDK will send data to DJI servers in the background in order to complete logics, including data related to user's information. Data Protection Manager can be used to authorize DJI server to access the user-related data. SDK will NOT send the data to DJI server in the background before the authorization. Internet requests triggered by the user manually are not managed by DJIDataProtectionManager. Involved user-related data is listed in the documentation of the interfaces. The authorization is not persistent and each authorization setting will be reset to the default value for each APP's life cycle. This class is accessible before calling registerAppWithDelegate. The UTMISSManager class needs to report flight dynamic data to the UTMISS server in accordance with the policy requirements of the Civil Aviation Administration of China. It is not in this category of management. For details, please refer to the UTMISSManager interface document.
Authorizes DJI server to access DJI device's hardware information (serial numbers of the aircraft and the remote controller). The serial number will be sent to DJI server for two purposes: - DJI SDK analytics: the hashed serial number is used to distinguish statistics from different DJI devices. - App Activation: the serial number is used to request the app activation state from the server. When the user is located in China, the serial number is still sent to DJI server for policy reason even it is not authorized by the user. DJI server is NOT authorized by default. However, it is highly recommended to ask the user to authorize it, which can help DJI keep improving SDK.
Determines if the obfuscated location of either the mobile device or the DJI device is accessible by DJI server. The precise location is obfuscated with a random offset from range (5km - 10km) before sending to DJI server. Because of policy reasons, this is authorized by default and it cannot be turned off. The obfuscated location is used to update the fly zones around the user.