This is probably patently obvious to anyone with a bit of experience, but I didn’t have that experience and I could have made an extremely costly error. Flying a Mini 4K using the iOS DJI Fly app, had it for about 3mths, absolutely love it. Thiought I’d check the air data today out of interest as I haven’t looked before. Zilch. Zip, Nada - no air data. At all.
Turns out, under the profile setting, you need to be logged into your DJI account. Seems bleedingly obvious now, but I’d never checked. I do not recall the app ever asking me to log in.
It appears if you’re not logged into the app, no air data is synched / stored - which is a pretty major PITA if you then lose the drone and the data isn’t synched. I am also expecting that without air data DJI would not be forthcoming with the care refresh side of things in the event of an incident. (?)
It’s bad enough that you can’t even activate a DJI drone without having to install an app on your Android phone that bypasses the Google Play Store code review process and does God only knows what in the background with your location and contact data.
Sorry, but I’m going to politely disagree! I can genuinely assure you I have never seen the ‘account not logged in banner’ nor have I ever been restricted in regards to geozones. The banner is pretty obvious tbh so I am absolutely certain it has not been displayed. I have seen the compass calibration banner in the same place so it would be hard to miss.
I was going to log out and check… but it appears that logging out isn’t straightforward either!
Sorry - again this is not my experience. I have max altitude set to 120m and max distance set to unlimited and have been set this way since I’ve had the drone, unless you mean something else?
LOL - the left hand side of the screen scrolls… my bad
So - I have logged out, and now I do see the ‘not logged in’ banner.
But - I stand by my original assertion, if you have never logged into the app with your account you will not see this banner, and my flights were also not restricted in any way that has been apparent to me.