diff --git a/locales/en.json b/locales/en.json
index 347d38c27..cf6a1a08a 100644
--- a/locales/en.json
+++ b/locales/en.json
@@ -225,7 +225,7 @@
"diagnosis_ip_broken_resolvconf": "Domain name resolution seems to be broken on your server, which seems related to /etc/resolv.conf
not pointing to 127.0.0.1
.",
"diagnosis_ip_connected_ipv4": "The server is connected to the Internet through IPv4!",
"diagnosis_ip_multiple_ipv4": "The server seems to have multiple public IPv4 adresses",
- "diagnosis_ip_multiple_ipv4_details": "It could be because your server really has multiple IPv4 adresses, in this case YunoHost doesn't support this well. But it could also be because one of your configured IP mirror is compromised. You can change them with yunohost settings set security.ipmirrors.v4
",
+ "diagnosis_ip_multiple_ipv4_details": "It could be because your server really has multiple IPv4 adresses, in this case YunoHost doesn't support this well especially for email delivery. But it could also be because one of your configured IP detection services is compromised. You can change them with yunohost settings set security.ipmirrors.v4
",
"diagnosis_ip_connected_ipv6": "The server is connected to the Internet through IPv6!",
"diagnosis_ip_multiple_ipv6": "The server seems to have multiple public IPv6 adresses",
"diagnosis_ip_multiple_ipv6_details": "It could be because your server really has multiple IPv6 adresses, in this case YunoHost doesn't support this well especially for email delivery. If you use vpnclient, you probably can fix it in the advanced config panel of vpnclient. But it could also be because one of your configured IP detection services is compromised. You can change them with yunohost settings set security.ipmirrors.v6
",