What should umpires do if they observe a team using a cell phone camera in the dugout during a game?

Umpires should warn the violator(s) and the head coach if they observe a team using a cell phone camera in the dugout during a game because this practice is generally prohibited in NCAA softball. The use of electronic devices can lead to unfair advantages or disruptions within the game by allowing teams to gather and analyze information in real-time that could influence gameplay. The warning serves to inform the team about the rule violation and provides them an opportunity to rectify the situation before any further penalties are imposed. This approach emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of the game while allowing teams the chance to comply with regulations regarding electronic devices. If the issue persists after the warning, more serious consequences may follow, but starting with a warning establishes a fair and clear approach to rule enforcement.