As MustangPhil and RemE have eluded to there isn’t too much to be concerned about with regard to increased Solar activity. A few years ago many in the DJI community were scare mongering with bad science, probably to cover up a lack of piloting skills, claiming sunspots and such were responsible for their flyaways and/or crashes. I’ve never put much credence into these claims and quite often flown during periods of high solar activity with no evidence of any detrimental behaviour from the drone(s).
I know some studies were carried out, I believe in Norway, into the effects of high Kp indices on geolacational positioning accuracies and while there some some deviation in accuracy in very extreme instances it was not significant enough to be of concern.
Prior to my retirement I worked at a satelllite Ground Station and yes we were concerned about solar flare activity but this was because of the possible harm it could do to some of the sensitive onboard systems. In such situations we would power down nonessential payloads to reduce the possibility of overloading the power systems. Sometimes steering the Bird into such an attitude so these systems were further shielded by the external chassis of the satellite.
Regards
Nidge