Network policies tutorial new screenshots (#120)

Co-authored-by: Uri Sarid <[email protected]>
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@@ -236,9 +236,8 @@ If you've attached Otterize OSS to Otterize Cloud, go back to see the [access gr
 
 It's now clear what happened:
 1. The server is now protected, and is also blocking some of its clients. Click on it to see what to do about it.
-2. Calls from **[client]** are declared and therefore allowed (solid green line).
-3. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared and therefore blocked (dashed red line). Click on the line to see what to do about it.
-4. By the way, the two clients themselves are unprotected -- though we don't detect any traffic to them, we cannot be certain they don't expose addressable endpoints.
+2. Calls from **[client]** are declared and therefore allowed (green line).
+3. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared and therefore blocked (red line). Click on the line to see what to do about it.
 
 :::tip Done!
 Otterize did its job of both protecting the server *and* allowing intended access.

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