Applying robust hashing and comparing results to a known reference copy helps confirm whether the file has been changed. Cryptographic checksums are calculated before and after the recording is published, and any unexpected difference in the values indicates potential tampering. Other strategies, such as hosting speaking events, relying on email notices, or placing general disclaimers, do not offer a reliable detection process for unauthorized edits.
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