> … the content is hosted by a third party. The third party can replace the supposedly original content with a non-original copy at any time. Generally the con

> … the content is hosted by a third party. The third party can replace the supposedly original content with a non-original copy at any time. Generally the content is hosted in IPFS and identified by a content hash which was recorded as part of the transaction which minted the NFT in a blockchain, which makes it somewhere between "difficult" and "impossible" for any third party (or first or second party, for that matter) to replace the content.