Bret Weinstein says an Israeli firm claims it can access and alter internet-linked CCTV feeds

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"The fact is we already have a company Toka, Israeli company that is offering a service that they claim can access any CCTV camera that is connected to the internet that can shut them down, that can alter them in real time without the owners of the camera being aware that there's any modification. In other words, without fingerprints."

Guest Bret Weinstein says an Israeli company he calls “Toka” is offering a service that it claims can access any internet-connected CCTV camera, shut cameras down, or alter footage in real time without the owner detecting changes. He argues that, if such capabilities are real, they could be used to fabricate or suppress video evidence and undermine trust in surveillance footage.