Youtube decided I should watch some Josh Cahill videos, which led me here and to the Dan comments above.

I don't believe Josh Cahill offers any privacy to other passengers considering the weird looks I see in the background of his videos. In fact, it's hard to take him seriously at all considering his dramatic rants against anyone and anything that has offended him. The Air China / Beijing immigration problem is a great example since it was clearly Josh's fault. I'm glad he shows some unique airlines, but I can't stand to watch his petty videos.

Nonstop Dan may be a bit more down to earth, but he suffers from a similar sense of entitlement. It's entirely possible that another passenger complained about his camera/narration and it is perfectly within Etihad's right to preserve their experience. Dan shouldn't feel "uncomfortable" that he's made others feel weird around his cameras. He should feel "bad". Dan seems to think he's entitled to film wherever & whenever he wants and his need to find a complaint in any product just shows that he doesn't belong in these cabins to begin with.

I'm not siding with Sam Chui here, either, who clearly isn't credible for the reasons Dan mentions in his video.

It's so hard to watch any of these vloggers because they either (a) are clearly paid sponsorships or (b) are made by "independent" vloggers who make comments proving that they don't know what they're talking about.