How do I keep the cops from showing up to my house?

[Rhydian]

There's no excuse to break the law to vlog. Trackdays give you the chance to entertain viewers with your riding skills, public roads are for everyone.

 

[Trinith]

They can track you without adsense on your account. Tracing an ip address is common and simple.

THIS! Also...cops are good at finding stuff they want..

 

[Yarek]

I was speaking to someone in a local bike shop and they told me they'd got interested in Motovlogging until their best mate had his door kicked in by police at 6am on a Saturday and all his video and computer equipment seized for analysis. Not sure what he'd been posting up there, but sounds a bit extreme to me!

 

[JeanBaptiste1664]

I'm actualy quite calm rider, and my speeding and occasional filtering isn't such a pain in the ass for the cops)

Excuse my foolishness, but is filtering illegal where you're from? :shock:

As a general comment with respect to the Fuzz, I have 4 mates who are UK Rozzers, and the law here is that they can't get you for speeding on camera, as it's impossible to prove the speed, but they can get you for 'dangerous driving' which includes wheelies, excessive speed and generally being a nob.
Wouldn't stake my license on it, but that's the word of some British Bobbies for you!

(and yes, I was trying to get in as many non-offensive slang terms for the Ol' Bill into this post as possible ... sorry! )