Improved wording

Updated text and removed a solution for the problem related to version <1.2.2.

Author: joz-k

README.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Screenshots
 Motivation
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-This tool is designed to use unencrypted local iOS backups as a reliable and incremental way to export photos and videos from iOS devices to your computer without relying on any cloud services. Frequent (even daily) iOS backups are very efficient because they are incremental (only new or changed files are added to the backup). And this tool is also completely incremental. It never moves or overwrites files that have already been exported to a given output directory. 
+This tool is designed to use unencrypted local iOS backups as a reliable and incremental way to export photos and videos from iOS devices to your computer without relying on any cloud services. Frequent (even daily) iOS backups are very efficient because they are incremental (only new or changed files are added to the backup). Additionally, the tool itself is fully incremental: it never moves or overwrites files that have already been exported to the specified output directory.
 
 **Note**: An unencrypted iOS backup won't contain most sensitive information from your iOS device. For example, passwords, Wi-Fi settings, website and call history, and health data are never transferred[^2]. So they are not as insecure as you might think. However, it is important to back up your iOS device data only to a fully secured computer.
 
@@ -53,10 +53,6 @@ Troubleshooting
 **Solution:** Go to Settings, `Security & Privacy` → `Full Disk Access` and enable "Full Disk Access" for your
               `Terminal` application.
 
-**Problem:** When I run this tool, I get the error message like `Not a HASH reference at ios_backup_extractor.pl line 729`.\
-**Solution:** There was a bug in an earlier version of this tool, that randomly caused this type of error on Windows.
-              Please use at least version 1.2.2 and this problem should be fixed.
-
 `--help` screen
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