MO HB848

Adds "unmanned aircraft" (drones used for hobby/recreational purposes, not FAA-licensed government or commercial vehicles) to the definition section of Missouri's invasion of privacy statutes

Creates a new invasion of privacy offense for using a drone to photograph, film, or otherwise create images of another person without consent where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy

Classifies drone-based invasion of privacy as a class A misdemeanor, escalating to a class E felony if images are distributed, multiple victims are involved, or the offender has prior invasion of privacy convictions

Invasion of privacy in the first degree involving drones is classified as a class D felony

Expands first-degree trespass (class B misdemeanor) to include flying an unmanned aircraft over another person's real property without consent