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She could use MEGA, that has encryption.

Or just to piss off Google, she could encrypt the file before sharing it. But that might be too technical for sender, and receiver.

I once tried to send a zip file of a webapp I coded (HTML and JS) through GMail, and it wouldn't let me, because those 2 files are considered harmful, even if inside a zip. So I renamed the file's extension to "itsazip" and it worked...

Maybe she should just change the video file's extension to ".notporn"

I don't think torrent works behind a NAT? Which is probably worse if you're not in the US/EU.

There's syncthing but then you're using volunteer's bandwidth. TOR+httpd is the same.

Torrents are fine behind NAT. Heck, I don't know anybody not behind a router doing NAT (ex. 192.168/16 to public IP).

That sounds like a privacy nightmare.