Clients have the option to leverage the /ipfs/unixfs-cid functionality to retrieve content claims, which provide access to the SHA256 hash of the file associated with the UnixFS tree. Additionally, clients can obtain URLs for the file linked to the file's SHA256 hash and a verifiable assertion confirming the equivalence of the SHA256 hash to UnixFS through a proof tree. By executing HTTP range requests, clients can retrieve specific segments of the file as required. This method enables clients to potentially assign the validation of their data to third-party validators, underscoring the significance of trust and verification throughout the process.