Description: Warrant canaries are a transparency mechanism used by organizations, especially in the technology and information sectors, to indicate that they have not received any secret government subpoenas. This term is derived from the practice of using canaries in mines as an early warning system for the presence of toxic gases. In the digital context, canaries serve as a signal that the company is committed to user privacy and has not been subject to covert requests that compromise that privacy. By regularly publishing these canaries, organizations can inform their users about their legal status and stance on government surveillance, thereby fostering trust and transparency. This approach has become increasingly relevant in a world where data privacy and security are paramount concerns for both users and companies alike.