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The intended behavior is to ask the user the question about whether they want to create a new backup or reuse the existing backup, until they choose. Currently, it can be bypassed.
Restore a backup.
When asked the question, either press the Back button if you're in the Setup Wizard, or close Seedvault (swipe it out of Overview/Recents).
Open Seedvault again.
Turn on backups.
Choose Backup Now.
Expected result: At some point after step 2, you must make the choice.
Actual result: You never need to make the choice. The backup proceeds anyway.
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Ah I confused the special re-use screen and the dialog that comes up when starting a new installation of seedvault for the first time. You are talking about that entire re-use backup screen, right?
Where do you land when pressing the back button there?
I guess the observed behavior is alright. Closing or backing our is equivalent to not re-using. Safer course of action.
The intended behavior is to ask the user the question about whether they want to create a new backup or reuse the existing backup, until they choose. Currently, it can be bypassed.
Expected result: At some point after step 2, you must make the choice.
Actual result: You never need to make the choice. The backup proceeds anyway.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: