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Warrant canary
A warrant canary is a statement we can publish freely today — but would be legally unable to keep publishing if we were served a secret order. As long as this page keeps appearing, signed and current, the statements below remain true.
HOW TO READ IT
What silence would mean
This canary is refreshed and re-signed on a fixed schedule. If an update is late, the signature fails to verify, or a statement above quietly disappears, treat it as a signal — not proof, but a reason to ask questions before trusting the service with anything sensitive.
Because a canary works by omission, we can't legally comment on why one might lapse. That's the point: we can be forced to stop speaking, but we cannot be forced to lie in a signed statement.
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Signature
Each revision of this page is signed with the CRODE operator key. To verify, request the detached signature and the current key fingerprint — or confirm it against a key you already trust — at [email protected].
| Signing key | CRODE operator (Ed25519) — fingerprint published with each signed revision. |
|---|---|
| Cadence | Re-signed and re-dated at least every 30 days. |
| Scope | Applies to CRODE Labs and every product it operates: Crovi, Litescope, and systems in development. |
In plain terms: the strongest promise a no-log service can make is one it would be unable to keep making under pressure. This page is that promise. Related: Security & no-log.
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