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There absolutely is, call the cops. Take a video of the drone spying on you as evidence. Spying on your neighbors is illegal, you just can't take the law into your own hands and shoot it out of the sky.
I do wish there was more power we had as individuals to stop this but I do not think using a dangerous weapon to destroy it which could potentially also harm another human is the solution either.
Yeah, call the police so they can come shoot your dog. (only kind of /s)
The recent expansion of warrantless domestic surveillance legalizes the use of your neighbors spying on you if the government wants to. Senators, congressmen, cops, etc. It's a fun bill.
Otherwise it kind of depends on the context. A drone filming over your yard or the outside of your home probably wouldn't be enough to do anything.