In the phone SW application, bitcoin addresses entered or updated on the second screen of the send process are not used for warnings and alerts; worried that it might not be updating the actual destination address, either, but did not confirm the latter topic.
The following steps produces an incorrect set of information error:
1) Screen 1: Send bitcoin from the post-mix whirlpool. Select the box-brackets at the top of the screen to scan a QR code for an address where the address scanned is a reuse of an previously sent bitcoin address from the SW wallet.
2) Set the amount sent and continue to Screen 2 for fee amount and verification.
3) Screen 2: Set fee amount and initiate send; a popup box will alert that the address is a reused address and allow user to change to another address. Select this option to change address.
4) On Screen 2, select the box-brackets at the top of the screen to scan a new address QR code that has not been previously used. The newly scanned unused address fills the destination address information in Screen 2.
5) Initiate send again. The popup alert box returns again stating the address is a reused address and reflects the initial, first-input address.
The way I have eliminated this error is to return to Screen 1 and re-start the information input from the beginning.
In the phone SW application, bitcoin addresses entered or updated on the second screen of the send process are not used for warnings and alerts; worried that it might not be updating the actual destination address, either, but did not confirm the latter topic.
The following steps produces an incorrect set of information error:
1) Screen 1: Send bitcoin from the post-mix whirlpool. Select the box-brackets at the top of the screen to scan a QR code for an address where the address scanned is a reuse of an previously sent bitcoin address from the SW wallet. 2) Set the amount sent and continue to Screen 2 for fee amount and verification. 3) Screen 2: Set fee amount and initiate send; a popup box will alert that the address is a reused address and allow user to change to another address. Select this option to change address. 4) On Screen 2, select the box-brackets at the top of the screen to scan a new address QR code that has not been previously used. The newly scanned unused address fills the destination address information in Screen 2. 5) Initiate send again. The popup alert box returns again stating the address is a reused address and reflects the initial, first-input address.
The way I have eliminated this error is to return to Screen 1 and re-start the information input from the beginning.