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Why this matters
A familiar face on a call is not a byline
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A video of you 'admitting' something. A call that sounds like a source changing their story. A clip from a war zone that never happened. The joint CSI is written for organisations; the control is the same: do not let the media itself be the proof.
Artefacts (odd lighting, lip-sync) help when they appear. You will miss them. Verification is a second channel, not a freeze-frame.
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