The rapid growth of drone use in Cyprus offers opportunities across industries but also raises legal and safety concerns. While drone operations are generally allowed under EU and Cypriot law subject to registration, training, flight limits, and GDPR compliance—counter-drone technologies are strictly regulated. Passive detection is usually permitted, but devices that transmit signals or interfere with drones are prohibited for private actors, with only state authorities authorized to use them. Understanding these rules is essential for businesses, municipalities, and security providers to ensure compliance while protecting public safety, infrastructure, and privacy.
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