chore: remove image warning from readme

Author: steveiliop56

README.md

@@ -4,22 +4,16 @@ A simple server to transparently collect version information from Tinyauth insta
 
 ## How does it work
 
-Every Tinyauth instance runs a goroutine (unless you choose to opt-out) that does a "heartbeat" every 12 hours indicating the instance is still alive. The heartbeat contains the UUID generated by Tinyauth on start up and the version information. The server stores them in the SQLite database alongside with the last seen date. When you request all the instances, the server responds with an array containing the versions, UUIDs and last seen dates.
+Every Tinyauth instance runs a goroutine (unless you choose to opt-out) that does a "heartbeat" every 12 hours indicating the instance is still alive. The heartbeat contains the UUID generated by Tinyauth on start up and the version information. The server stores them in the SQLite database alongside with the last seen date. When you request all the instances, the server responds with an array containing the versions, UUIDs and last seen dates. In order to increase transparency, if the `LOG_LEVEL` is configured to `debug` or `trace`, the server will return a warning both in the instances and heartbeat endpoint in order to inform the user that sensitive information like IP addresses may be logged.
 
 ## Running
 
-The central information server is hosted at `api.tinyauth.app/v1/` and all instance information can be requested from the `/v1/instances/all` endpoint. But, if you would like to run your own server for your own projects, you can by simply cloning the repository and running:
+The central information server is hosted at `https://api.tinyauth.app` and all instance information can be requested from the `/v1/instances/all` endpoint. But, if you like, you can run your own server for your own projects, you can do so by simply cloning the repository and running:
 
 ```sh
 docker compose up -d
 ```
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> Make sure to edit the environment variables to suit your needs.
-
-> [!NOTE]
-> The docker compose file builds the image from scratch by default but there are also available prebuilt images in the packages section.
-
 ## Configuration
 
 The server is configured using environment variables, the following options are supported: