<ul><li>DJI, the world's largest drone maker, has less than a year to convince the Trump administration to save its products from an automatic US ban.</li><li>DJI announced that it would no longer enforce the 'no-fly zones' it designed to keep drones from flying over sensitive areas such as airports and the White House.</li><li>According to DJI, getting rid of no-fly zones does not make drones safer, but it might make lifesaving flights easier.</li><li>DJI has to convince the Trump administration to avoid the US ban on its products, or else it could face significant consequences.</li></ul>

DJI explains why it won’t stop drones from flying over the White House — and what happens in a US ban

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