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   as a third party bundle now (not easily possible before and thus part of the core in 1.7).
 * The `member_*` tokens in the `lost_password` notification type used to contain the raw database values, they are now
   formatted the same way as in all the other notification types. Use `member_raw_*` if you need to access the raw values.
+* File attachment tokens do not work with absolute paths anymore. If e.g. your `##my_file##` token contained
+  `/path/to/file.jpg`, you cannot use that as attachment token anymore. Developers are expected to work with the 
+  "Bulky Item Storage" and use "Vouchers" accordingly. See documentation for more information. This is due to 
+  several reasons:
+  * Security: Token sources are often unknown. By randomly attaching a token value if it `file_exist()`s, there's a 
+    boatload of stuff that can go wrong. Forcing developers to work with the Bulky Item Storage ensures, they 
+    validate and think about the source of the file.
+  * Reproducibility: The Bulky Item Storage ensures, that files remain present for a configurable amount of days 
+    which allows to e.g. re-send failed notifications. It's a unified process working the same for all files.
+  * Immutability: The Bulky Item Storage ensures, that the same file is sent that would have been sent at the time 
+    the notification was created. It's a unified process working the same for all files.
+  * Metadata: The Bulky Item Storage allows for metadata which was missing for tokens with absolute file paths only.
+  * Virtual Filesystem: The Bulky Item Storage allows working with Contao's Virtual Filesystem. So you can configure 
+    your bulky items to be stored on S3 for example.
+
 
 NOTE: Please, thoroughly test all your processes involving notifications after the upgrade. Make sure all the tokens
 you've used are still working!
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