Bret Weinstein referenced an investigative report about Toka on the Julian Dorey Podcast.
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- Bret Weinstein referenced an investigative report about Toka on the Julian Dorey Podcast.
Bret Weinstein on the Julian Dorey Podcas is referencing an investigative report into the Israeli cyber‑surveillance company Toka, originally published by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
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Origin: extracted from Israeli tech firm Toka sells hacking technologies capable of altering security cameras in real time without the owners of the camera being aware that there's any modification · 2026-10-02 07:02