A warning is the gentlest step on SyncNow's discipline ladder: a note that an assistant made a light slip during a session.
A light slip is a small, harmless mistake, not an attack. The assistant is allowed to keep working; SyncNow simply records the warning on the activity timeline so you can see it. Think of it as a friendly nudge, not a penalty.
What it means for you
- The session stays live and the assistant carries on.
- The warning is logged, so nothing is hidden from you.
- If three light slips pile up in one session, SyncNow revokes that session and rotates the proxy password.
Grave acts, like trying to bypass the proxy or read secrets, skip warnings entirely and lead straight to a ban. Warnings only ever apply to minor stumbles, so an assistant doing honest, careful work will rarely, if ever, see one.
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