clarification on minidumps docs

Author: bruno-garcia

docs/platforms/native/guides/minidumps/index.mdx

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ and can later be uploaded to Sentry. A minidump typically includes:
   is especially relevant for stack walking.
 - Optionally, the process heap. By default, this is not included to keep
   minidumps at a reasonable size. Sentry does not read the heap so that it can
-  be safely omitted.
+  be safely omitted. When using Sentry SDKs, no heap memory is included in minidumps.
 - The crash reason and an optional memory address associated to with the crash.
   For example, memory access violations. In the case of assertions, the
   assertion message is also included in the dump.
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Minidumps are memory dumps of the process at the moment it crashes. As such,
 they might contain sensitive information on the target system, such as
 environment variables, local pathnames or maybe even in-memory representations
 of input fields, including passwords. **Sentry does not store these memory
-dumps**. Once processed, they are removed immediately, and all sensitive
+dumps by default**. Once processed, they are removed immediately, and all sensitive
 information is stripped from the resulting issues.
 
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