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|                               maxproton Warrant Canary Statement                                                             |
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As of 15-10-2024, the site [https://maxproton.co.uk] has not received any National Security Letters,
FISA orders, or any other classified government orders that would require us to disclose user information.

We have also not placed any backdoors or other security vulnerabilities in our products or services.
We take our users' privacy and security seriously and will always strive to protect it to the best of our ability.
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paste into any online hashing tool such as https://emn178.github.io/online-tools/sha512.html the hashed produced should
match the abovel begin sha512 signing. If this does not match this message has been tampered with. The hash is generated
by the systems internal code, which is protected, so modifying the text file directly would cause the hash to change. If
this hash does not match, do not trust this warrant canary.

About a Warrant Canary's
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