If the cameras on public property, I guess the government, including the Navy, has a bit of a say over whether it shows things. That picture doesn’t show any thing beyond ships moving around out of context. If it’s a Camera on private property, that’s a whole different matter. Maybe the guy can go find himself a spot on private property, get permission to post it and be done with it.
“If the cameras on public property, I guess the government, including the Navy, has a bit of a say over whether it shows things.”
Nah, legally, anything on public property, or easily visible from public property, means there is no expectation of privacy. That’s why people can record you with their cell phone when you are out in public and saying “I didn’t give you permission to film” is irrelevant.
public means citizens own said national park.. its a 1st amendment issue, geez did the navy have an issue when the same web cams showed the ship that caught fire a few years ago??