Minor README project description update

README.md

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 # Twitch Drops Miner
 
-This application allows you to AFK mine timed Twitch drops, without having to worry about switching channels when the one you were watching goes offline, claiming the drops, or even receiving the stream data itself. This helps both you and Twitch save on bandwidth and hassle. Everyone wins!
+This application allows you to AFK mine timed Twitch drops, without having to worry about switching channels when the one you were watching goes offline, claiming the drops, or even receiving the stream data itself. This helps you save on bandwidth and hassle.
 
 ### How It Works:
 
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 - Stream-less drop mining - save on bandwidth.
 - Game priority and exclusion lists, allowing you to focus on mining what you want, in the order you want, and ignore what you don't want.
-- Sharded websocket connection, allowing for tracking up to `(8*50-2)//2=199` channels at the same time.
-- Automatic drop campaigns discovery based on linked accounts (requires you to do [account linking](https://www.twitch.tv/drops/campaigns) yourself though)
+- Sharded websocket connection, allowing for tracking up to `199` channels at the same time.
+- Automatic drop campaigns discovery based on linked accounts (requires you to do [account linking](https://www.twitch.tv/drops/campaigns) yourself though).
 - Stream tags and drop campaign validation, to ensure you won't end up mining a stream that can't earn you the drop.
 - Automatic channel stream switching, when the one you were currently watching goes offline, as well as when a channel streaming a higher priority game goes online.
 - Login session is saved in a cookies file, so you don't need to login every time.
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 > Requires Python 3.10 or higher.
 
 > [!CAUTION]  
-> Persistent cookies will be stored in the `cookies.jar` file, from which the authorization (login) information will be restored on each subsequent run. Make sure to keep your cookies file safe, as the authorization information it stores can give another person access to your Twitch account.
+> Persistent cookies will be stored in the `cookies.jar` file, from which the authorization (login) information will be restored on each subsequent run. Make sure to keep your cookies file safe, as the authorization information it stores can give another person access to your Twitch account, even without them knowing your password!
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]  
-> Successfully logging into your Twitch account in the application may cause Twitch to send you a "New Login" notification email. This is normal - you can verify that it comes from your own IP address. The detected browser during the login will be "Chrome", as that's what the miner currently presents itself as internally.
+> Successfully logging into your Twitch account in the application may cause Twitch to send you a "New Login" notification email. This is normal - you can verify that it comes from your own IP address. The detected browser during the login will be "Chrome", as that's what the miner currently presents itself to the Twitch server.
 
 > [!NOTE]  
 > The miner uses an OAuth login flow to let you authorize it to use your account. This is done by entering the code printed in the miner's Output window on the [Twitch device activation page](https://www.twitch.tv/activate). If you'd ever wish to unlink the miner from your Twitch account, head over to the [connections page,](https://www.twitch.tv/settings/connections) where you should be able to find the miner in the "Other connections" section. It will be listed as "Twitch Mobile Web". Simply click on "Disconnect" to remove the link and invalidate the authorization token.
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 ### Notes about the Windows build:
 
-- To achieve a portable-executable format, the application is packaged with PyInstaller into an `EXE`. Some non-mainstream antivirus engines might report the packaged executable as a trojan, because PyInstaller has been used by others to package malicious Python code in the past. These reports can be safely ignored. If you absolutely do not trust the executable, you'll have to install Python yourself and run everything from source.
+- To achieve a portable-executable format, the application is packaged with PyInstaller into an `EXE`. Some antivirus engines (including Windows Defender) might report the packaged executable as a trojan, because PyInstaller has been used by others to package malicious Python code in the past. These reports can be safely ignored. If you absolutely do not trust the executable, you'll have to install Python yourself and run everything from source.
 - The executable uses the `%TEMP%` directory for temporary runtime storage of files, that don't need to be exposed to the user (like compiled code and translation files). For persistent storage, the directory the executable resides in is used instead.
 - The autostart feature is implemented as a registry entry to the current user's (`HKCU`) autostart key. It is only altered when toggling the respective option. If you relocate the app to a different directory, the autostart feature will stop working, until you toggle the option off and back on again