Give generator statistics its own headline

Keeps the instructions more simple

Author: greenrobot

getting-started.md

@@ -69,9 +69,9 @@ The generator requires write permissions in your project directory to generate t
 #### To run the generator from Xcode
 
 1. Right-click your project in the Project navigator and click **ObjectBoxGeneratorCommand**,
-2. Select the target that contains your ObjectBox entity classes. The generator plugin sends anonymous usage statistics to the ObjectBox team. If you wish to opt-out, collapse the **Arguments** section below the list of targets and add the `--no-statistics` argument there.
+2. Select the target that contains your ObjectBox entity classes.
 3. When asked, allow the command to change files.
-4. When asked, allow the command to open network connections to send anonymous usage statistics to the ObjectBox team. You need to provide the permission even if you had opt-out of the usage statistics.
+4. When asked, allow the command to open network connections.
 5. Once the command has finished, add the generated source file (`generated/EntityInfo-<target-name>.generated.swift`) to your project.
 
 #### To run the generator from the command line
@@ -82,18 +82,18 @@ Use this command:
 swift package plugin --allow-writing-to-package-directory --allow-network-connections all objectbox-generator --target <target-name>
 ```
 
-The generator plugin sends anonymous usage statistics to the ObjectBox team. If you wish to opt-out, pass the `--no-statistics` flag to the generator,
-
-```shell
-swift package plugin --allow-writing-to-package-directory --allow-network-connections all objectbox-generator --target <target-name> --no-statistics
-```
-
 The available targets can be viewed in the `Package.swift` file or with the following command,
 
 ```shell
 swift package describe
 ```
 
+#### Generator statistics
+
+The generator sends anonymous usage statistics to help the ObjectBox team improve ObjectBox and its generator. 
+If you wish to opt out, pass the `--no-statistics` flag to the generator.
+In Xcode, this is done in the **Arguments** section below the list of targets.
+
 ### Review and keep generated files
 
 Among other files ObjectBox generates a JSON **model file**, by default to `model-<target-name>.json` where `<target-name>` is the name of an Xcode target, e.g. `NotesExample-iOS`.