Disable self-tracking with self hosting - #907
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* Disable self-tracking with self hosting * Update CHANGELOG.md
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Disables self-tracking when self hosted.
In my case, I was staring at mysterious entries for my website. It showed up because I hosted Plausible on a subdomain of my primary site (plausible.example.com) and it accidentally matched my site. This PR disables this, as probably no one self-hosting would want it.
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