Update PyFetch-Plugins.md

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PyF-Wiki/PyFetch-Plugins.md

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 ## Permission Roles
 Permission Roles are roles that gives plugins certain permissions. There are 4 permission roles; read_only, standard, advanced, and admin. read_only is the strictest permission role ever while admin is the most unrestricted role ever. Before using a plugin, it is recommended to read the plugin.manifest file to see the permission role the plugin has before using it.
 ## Plugin Guard
-Plugin Guard (~/.config/pyfetch/pluginguard.py) is a security script 100% written in Python to make sure PyFetch Plugins doesn't run dangerous commands (Like for example, sudo rm -rf /) and if disabled, can keep PyFetch and your entire system vulnerable to viruses disguised as useful PyFetch Plugins. You can disable Plugin Guard through pyfetch.conf (~/.config/pyfetch/pyfetch.conf) but it is highly discouraged to do so.
+Plugin Guard (/home/username/.config/pyfetch/pluginguard.py) is a security script 100% written in Python to make sure PyFetch Plugins doesn't run dangerous commands (Like for example, sudo rm -rf /) and if disabled, can keep PyFetch and your entire system vulnerable to viruses disguised as useful PyFetch Plugins. You can disable Plugin Guard through pyfetch.conf (/home/username/.config/pyfetch/pyfetch.conf) but it is highly discouraged to do so.
 ### Sandboxing for PyFetch Plugins
-This feature is baked into PluginGuard but can be disabled seperately through pyfetch.conf (~/.conf/pyfetch/pyfetch.conf). This feature is used to make sure Plugins doesn't have access to network nor file access unless allowed by Permission roles.
+This feature is baked into PluginGuard but can be disabled seperately through pyfetch.conf (/home/username/.config/pyfetch/pyfetch.conf). This feature is used to make sure Plugins doesn't have access to network nor file access unless allowed by Permission roles.