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Reading a warrant canary

Check VPSDEN canary publication status and understand the limits of signatures and update schedules.

Short answer

Has VPSDEN published a signed warrant canary?

No signed VPSDEN warrant canary has been published. There is no issue or signature to verify. This is a publication status, not an assertion that a particular legal event has or has not happened.

Start with the current status

The canary page and JSON status both report that no canary has been issued. Do not interpret this as a missed scheduled issue or a signed statement of zero legal requests.

What verification would require

For any future signed document, obtain its exact text, date, stated scope and verification key through a trusted channel. Check the signature against those bytes and read the actual statements. A signature establishes control of a key, not independent proof of all facts asserted.

A missing update has several explanations

An unavailable page, an overdue date or a changed sentence does not by itself establish the cause. Seek clarification and use other information when assessing a provider. Current contact and request policies are available through published information.

Cite this page

VPSDEN, “Reading a warrant canary”, vpsden.com/kb/warrant-canary-guide, revised 2026-09-25. Published under CC BY 4.0 — reproduce it freely, with attribution.

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