Well put. We tried to take a very privacy-protective stand when building Recent News (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;recent.io" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;recent.io</a>) because of the amount of personalization we do. This warrant canary is part of our privacy policy:<p><i>As of [date], we have not received any legal process or demand from any federal, state, or local government that includes a gag order. We have received no National Security Letters, civil subpoenas, search warrants, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act orders, grand jury subpoenas, or any other form of compulsory process accompanied by a gag order.<p>As of [date], we have received no legal orders requiring us to monitor users&#x27; future activities or to modify our service.<p>If we do receive any form of compulsory process from any government entity, we will do our best to ensure that our users&#x27; legal rights and privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution are protected. That includes challenging overly broad orders in court.</i><p>It is still valid, I&#x27;m happy to say, for [date] values of today.