sensitive example

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 | IS ONE OF (Sensitive)     | Checks if the *Attribute* is listed in the *Comparison value*. *Comparison value* should be a comma separated list. |
 | IS NOT ONE OF (Sensitive) | True if the *Attribute* is not listed in the *Comparison value*.                                                    |
 
-Since sensitive text comparators don't support CONTAINS or DOES NOT CONTAIN comparisons, here is an example how to target users from the same company. 
-Adding a `domain` custom attribute and using only sensitive comparators to target them.
+Since sensitive text comparators don't support CONTAINS or DOES NOT CONTAIN comparisons, here is an example how to target users from the same company. Which used to be handled by a rule like:
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+![Sensitive](assets/sensitive2.png)
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+You can add a custom attribute called `domain` and use only sensitive comparators in the targeting rule.
 
 On the Dashboard:
-![targeting-1](assets/sensitive1.png)
+![Sensitive](assets/sensitive1.png)
 
 In your code:
 ```js

diff --git a/docs/assets/sensitive2.png b/docs/assets/sensitive2.png