Further discussion would only be with your further opinions and further dissembling."
My apologies for any confusion, I did not intend to claim you assert YouTube posts could originate anywhere, since that is the statement you've asked me verify.
My evidence is that many other YouTubers post daily from locations, some of them quite remote, around the world.
One of particular note is Peter Zeihan, "geopolitical strategist" and forecaster who travels globally and posts from many different locations throughout the USA.
Does he ever post to YouTube from outside the USA?
I can't verify that, but why wouldn't he?
Why would YouTube want to restrict where he is physically located when he uploads his latest videos?
There's no logical reason I can think of to assume they do.
So, I think the burden of proof is on you to explain if or why YouTube requires posters to physically be in their listed country before uploading new videos.
This is a typical Peter Zeihan video, posted from Florida.
Zeihan's home is in Colorado.
Finally, my Bing AI query produced the following result:
Question: Can YouTubers post videos from anywhere in the world?
- AI Answer: "Yes, YouTubers can post videos from anywhere in the world.
YouTube is a global platform that allows creators to upload and share their videos with the world.
As long as the content complies with YouTube’s community guidelines, it can be uploaded from anywhere1."