oops i forgot there wasn't a v2 ani server

Signed-off-by: Elle Woods From The Hit Musical Legally Blonde <[email protected]>

Author: owoellen

docs/advanced/anisette.mdx

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ With this, it is **highly recommended** to use a v3 server for normal use of Sid
 
 Anisette data is information used in the app signing process that needs to be generated each time you install or refresh apps. SideStore gets this information from a server that spoofs a Mac and sends you back the anisette data. No account info is sent to the server ever in this process.
 
-When many people use the same Anisette server (specifically a v2 server or below), it trips Apple's security, and locks the accounts that were using that machine. This is why we recommend using a separate burner Apple ID instead of your main one.
+When many people use the same Anisette server (specifically a v1 server), it trips Apple's security, and locks the accounts that were using that machine. This is why we recommend using a separate burner Apple ID instead of your main one.
 
 Our team has worked on better approaches to avoid locked accounts (in the form of _anisette-v3_). However, if you are using an older version of SideStore, hosting your own anisette server is a great way to avoid locked accounts. This is made incredibly easy thanks to our current server being open source and made for docker environments. This means we can deploy a server with nothing more than the GitHub link.