First of all they should be warned that Wasabi automatically uses user's coins to do coinjoins and second, they should warn the users that they might have their coinjoin rejected as the default coordinator now requests from a chain analysis company to approve coins if they are "clean" and disapprove if they are "naughty".  It also pays that company using coinjoin fees, which indirectly helps in the development of public surveillance.

Let's see what your next post will be.  It will probably have to do with running a separate coordinator as Wasabi is 100% decentralized.