README.md in yoti-1.0.3 vs README.md in yoti-1.1.0

@@ -212,11 +212,11 @@
 Where `your_user_search_function` is a piece of logic in your app that is supposed to find a user, given a user_id. Regardless of wether the user is a new or an existing one, Yoti will always provide their profile, so you don't necessarily need to store it.
 
 ## Running the examples
 
 The examples can be found in the [examples folder](examples).
-For them to work you will need a working callback URL that your browser can redirect to. A good way of doing this is to use [ngrok][] to expose the local development URL. The callback URL for both examples will be: `http://your-local-url.domain/profile`.
+For them to work you will need a working callback URL that your browser can redirect to. The callback URL for both examples will be: `http://your-local-url.domain/profile`.
 
 The examples also use the `YOTI_APPLICATION_ID` environment variable to display the Yoti Connect button. This value can be found in your Yoti account, on the *Keys* settings page.
 
 ### Ruby on Rails
 
@@ -232,25 +232,24 @@
 * install the dependencies with `bundle install`
 * start the server `dotenv ./app.rb`
 
 Visiting the `http://your-local-url.domain` should show a Yoti Connect button
 
-[ngrok]:          https://ngrok.com/
-
 ## API coverage
 
 * Activity Details
     * [X] User ID `user_id`
     * [X] Profile
-        * [X] Photo `selfie`
+        * [X] Selfie `selfie`
         * [X] Given Names `given_names`
         * [X] Family Name `family_name`
         * [X] Mobile Number `phone_number`
         * [X] Email address `email_address`
         * [X] Date of Birth `date_of_birth`
         * [X] Address `postal_address`
         * [X] Gender `gender`
         * [X] Nationality `nationality`
+    * [X] Base64 Selfie URI `base64_selfie_uri`
 
 ## Support
 
 For any questions or support please email [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail]).
 Please provide the following the get you up and working as quick as possible: