ITAR and NVG use w/ uploading videos to the internet

[Eurodriver]

Let's say someone recorded a hunt through Gen3 Night Vision and wanted to put it on Youtube.

Does that violate ITAR or any other laws?

[Koshinn]

I highly doubt it. This is also not legal advice.

[Renegade]

no.......

[Digital_Damage]

not an issue. Not sure why it would be, you are not exporting it.

[Outlander Systems]

I believe you can regionally restrict settings on your YouTube Channel...

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6303378?hl=en

[Koshinn]

I believe you can regionally restrict settings on your YouTube Channel...

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6303378?hl=en

Not necessarily good enough if video of Gen3 NV is considered ITAR.
https://www.justice.gov/archive/opa/pr/2008/May/08_nsd_449.html

Which it probably isn't. But still.

[Outlander Systems]

Roger that.

I don't see why it WOULD be an ITAR violation, but I also am NOT an attorney-at-law.

That said, I don't believe I've seen too many videos of Gen III NODs, either...


Not necessarily good enough if video of Gen3 NV is considered ITAR.
https://www.justice.gov/archive/opa/pr/2008/May/08_nsd_449.html

Which it probably isn't. But still.

[Digital_Damage]

Not necessarily good enough if video of Gen3 NV is considered ITAR.
https://www.justice.gov/archive/opa/pr/2008/May/08_nsd_449.html

Which it probably isn't. But still.

Not remotely the same thing as the link you provided.

He is not going to have a problem, 90% of the high end scopes are ITAR (no issues with distributing video or images through the scope). Video and pictures is not the same as providing schematics or reverse engineering.

[nova3930]

based on the ITAR training I had to take recently I'd say no as it doesn't constitute technical details of how to build the device....