Access Specifies set to private displayed no warning when called

While using an access specifier for a function that is set to private, does not run the function, but it can be placed into another BP with no warning appearing when the BP is compiled.

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1. Create a new project (No starter content needed, No Template)
2. Create a new actor class blueprint > Name 'Private_BP' > Open Private_BP
3. Create a new Function > Name 'Private_Test' > Set Access Specifies to Private
4. Set an out put to an Integer > Set Integer value to 5 (Screenshot_01)
5. Create a new actor class Blueprint > Name 'New_BP' > Open New_BP
6. Create a new variable, make its type Private_BP > Create a get reference for the variable
7. Pull off the reference and get the function Private_Test then add a print string
8. Have the integer output of Private_Test connect to the print string (Screenshot_02)
9. Compile the Blueprint
   Results: The Blueprint Compiles with no issue, even though playing in editor wont pass the value
   Expected: The function should flag a warning that the value will not pass through

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