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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ synopsis: >
 status: released
 ---
 
-# Change Tracking <Beta />
+# Change Tracking
 
 <style scoped>
   h1:before {
@@ -302,4 +302,4 @@ You can query the change log entries via CQN statements, as usual.
 - Consider the ways your entities are changed. You might want to track the changes only on the service projection level that are used for
   the user interaction and not on the domain level (for instance during data replication).
 - If you want to expose the complete change log to the user, you need to consider the security implications of this. If your entities have complex access rules,
-  you need to consider how to extend these rules to the change log.
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+  you need to consider how to extend these rules to the change log.