Update umbraco-cloud/frequently-asked-questions.md

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 Yes, you can. Please note that Umbraco Cloud also uses Cloudflare for DNS, so you need to enroll your hostname as 'DNS Only' with a CNAME pointing to `dns.umbraco.io`. Once you can see the hostname is marked with 'Protected' under the Project / Hostname subpage you can turn on 'Proxying' for the hostname in your Cloudflare account if you need to use specific Cloudflare features like Page Rules.
 
-Generally, we recommend that you keep your DNS entry set to 'DNS Only' in your own Cloudflare account and let Umbraco Cloud handle the automatic TLS (HTTPS) certificates for the hostnames you point to your Umbraco Cloud project. Check with our support team, via chat or using <support@umbraco.com>, before bringing in your own Cloudflare setup.
+Generally, we recommend that you keep your DNS entry set to 'DNS Only' in your own Cloudflare account. Then let Umbraco Cloud handle the automatic TLS (Transport Layer Security) /HTTPS certificates for the hostnames you point to your Umbraco Cloud project. Check with our support team, via chat or using <support@umbraco.com>, before bringing in your own Cloudflare setup.
 
 ### Does Cloudflare add any additional HTTP request headers?
 

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 Yes, you can. Please note that Umbraco Cloud also uses Cloudflare for DNS, so you need to enroll your hostname as 'DNS Only' with a CNAME pointing to `dns.umbraco.io`. Once you can see the hostname is marked with 'Protected' under the Project / Hostname subpage you can turn on 'Proxying' for the hostname in your Cloudflare account if you need to use specific Cloudflare features like Page Rules.
 -Generally, we recommend that you keep your DNS entry set to 'DNS Only' in your own Cloudflare account and let Umbraco Cloud handle the automatic TLS (HTTPS) certificates for the hostnames you point to your Umbraco Cloud project. Check with our support team, via chat or using <[email protected]>, before bringing in your own Cloudflare setup.
 +Generally, we recommend that you keep your DNS entry set to 'DNS Only' in your own Cloudflare account. Then let Umbraco Cloud handle the automatic TLS (Transport Layer Security) /HTTPS certificates for the hostnames you point to your Umbraco Cloud project. Check with our support team, via chat or using <[email protected]>, before bringing in your own Cloudflare setup.
 ### Does Cloudflare add any additional HTTP request headers?