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China has mosquito-sized drone to be used on 'special missions' China has developed a new mosquito-sized drone The device was developed by scientists at a Chinese university He added, "These drones could be used to track individuals or listen in on conversations." Being less visible to the naked eye, such small devices could potentially avoid detection and reach restricted locations - such as "intelligence or secure government facilities" - where access is otherwise prohibited, said China expert Timothy Heath. The senior defense researcher pointed out that while secure facilities often have technology to block wireless transmissions - meaning that even if the drone had access, it may not be able to receive commands once inside - the use of these small devices could become widespread also in social contexts. DON'T MISS... China's 'mothership' drone that launches small killing machines a 'game changer' China releases terrifying first pictures of mothership carrying 100 'kamikaze drones' Russia filmed using China's 'Silent Hunter' laser to shoot down Ukrainian drones According to Mr Heath, there is a risk of people using the tiny drones to spy on their neighbors or individuals of interest. This could also include criminals trying to infiltrate a business or a citizen's home to steal data such as passwords. However, the expert said that due to their small size, these drones can carry a limited amount
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