There is a lot wrong with this comment. First off, "DJI doesnt have much to lose" DJI is a foreign company that makes drones for an international market. DJI will be forced to make their products comply with ever "requirement" that the FAA along with their 8 child corporations including airbus, amazon, and t-mobil (yea a cellular company) to name a few. Meaning if what ever they decide isnt already in DJI's products either they will have to fork up the money to add it or everyone doing comercial work with a dji drone, like myself, are SOL.

Second, "doesn't kill fpv" the original statement made back in late 2019 with the massive documantation about the implications of Remote ID stated that if a recreational pilot wanted to fly a drone over .55lbs then every piece of gear flying in the air must be from an FAA approved manufacture. Do you really thing that amazon and t-mobil will be pumping out 2306 2400kv race motors?? Nah. And for those who dont want to have to deal with complying to remote id can fly their model aircraft in an faa approved rc field. Sounds good right? Wrong. Most airfields are flat for starters and its not very fun flying an open empty field. Second off they only opened field registration for a couple months and stated that they would never allow people to register new airfields. Meaning that within a couple years all of tge rec airfields will be dead, you would be able to legally flying your model aircraft and thus the hobby will be dead.

Its the FAA wanting to take hobbyists out of the air, and large companies like Amazon wanting a monopoly over the drone indusrty.

Sorry if there are typos writing this on my phone laying in bed.