content: My friend used to post dash cam footage to YouTube and he had one of the accidents he recorded stolen like this. First he had the thief's YouTube bots flood his post with dislike's and spam then reposted a shittier quality version of the same video watermarked with a link in the description to license it. The entire channel was stolen videos and the email to license them out was on 4 different video websites. Strangely enough if you ask people about legitimately using DMCA against these pricks people think you're interfering with fair use. Stealing the entire video and selling it as your own isn't fair use. It's theft.