If three senders are specified, but only one is used, the user will never know. This could lead to situations where a user wants to direct data to two different locations, but accidentally directs it to the same place.
I'm thinking warning is the suitable response, possibly with an option to make it critical.
If three senders are specified, but only one is used, the user will never know. This could lead to situations where a user wants to direct data to two different locations, but accidentally directs it to the same place.
I'm thinking warning is the suitable response, possibly with an option to make it critical.