Give two examples of HIGH SEVERITY and LOW PRIORITY.
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Answer Posted / vishakha b
The first example (Google) is for "Low severity and High
Priority". Second example is correct.
Another example can be given as: Say a link is there under
Help guide document, clicking on which, it gives crash. But
this link is visited very rarely. So this can be another
example for High Severity but low priority.
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