The fly-spy outside is not running silent (none of Mercer's gear is - the presence of silent running gear is too easy to spot and raises too many hackles - nothing puts an enemy on alert like the sudden appearance of a bunch of running silent devices) - just blending in to the background of other drones/devices that litter the cityscape. The one that Achak took inside is in whatever mode he placed it in, otherwise it is probably still running wireless on (not silent). Both of the Fly-spys are outfitted similarly with Ultrasound, Camera w/Vision Mag & Low-light, Omni-Mic, Directional Mic, Laser Mic, Atmosphere sensor, Rear Camera (no mods), and Radio Signal Scanner. It occurs to me that with a camera that already effectively includes an omni-mic, having that separately makes no sense if I'm not putting any mods in it, but not sure what else I'd put there, so meh.
I'll IC it, but assume that Mercer is running the conversation through a Speech to Text program and transmitting the results in real time. In game, this is largely that same as him mentally typing it out as he goes except it is much cooler and ties in better with what I feel the technology of the time would be like (complete with the software automatically attributing what is being said to the appropriate speaker and allowing Mercer to tag one of the voices as Iki).
If she asks, Mercer is likely to prefer option 3, shifting to option 1 if the enemy hacker starts marking our devices. The jammer is on standby (wireless off, currently, but on Mercer's body), which should help Mercer and Nori, but unfortunately doesn't do much for Achak and Becca.
If Nori has a better Matrix defense than Mercer (and she almost certainly does), he'll hand off the Fly-spys to her when her deck comes back up. If the enemy is already tipped off, running silent might be a good option, but it might also be the case that they'll be too busy taking a close look at the running silent stuff and ignore the (presumably, or at least comparatively, innocent) non-hidden items for a while. I'll let Nori make that call - he'll hand them off to her wireless on (or whatever mode Achak left his in), and let her switch them to running silent if she chooses. Heck, she could even wrapper them to make them look even less conspicuous.
Of course, there are other, more insidious things that could be done, but it gets into the whole "anything we can do a mega can do too (and probably better)" bit. Basically, you have the drone run wireless off. Every IP it randomly chooses whether or not to switch wireless on and transmit what it has collected, then go wireless off again and repeat. The random portion would be rolling a 1 on a d6 (or a 1-2, or a different die size/time interval depending on how often you want updates). The upside is that it is likely to be offline when the enemy is looking, and even if it is noted, so long as they haven't uniquely identified it (placed marks) they are likely to think it is just multiple transient devices. Even if they do uniquely identify it, it dramatically reduces their window of interaction and the randomness makes it difficult for them to predict when it comes back online, thus hindering their ability to plan ahead or optimize their action economy. Obviously, it also robs the operator of the ability to get realtime information from the drone.
Anyway, that'll all be in Nori's hands.
Rolls:
Fly-spy Stealth (Pilot 3 + Stealth 6):
9d6t5 4 Limit is 4 (Handling)
Logic:
4d6t5 1 - Twice the dice, half the result, yay.
Matrix Defense [Int 5 + FW 7]:
12d6t5 5 - Come at me, bro!