### Case Sensitivity
The database interface does not provide a method to configure a MySQL
-database to be case sensitive. This would prevent a user from creating a
+database to be case-sensitive. A case-**in**sensitive database prevents a user from creating a
tag `Name` and `NAME` as they are considered the same.
-Per Django documentation, to enable this requires manual intervention.
+However, there is a downside to turning on case sensitivity, as it also makes searches case-sensitive,
+so for example a document with the title `Invoice` won't be found when searching for `invoice`.
+
+Per Django documentation, making a database case-sensitive requires manual intervention.
To enable case sensitive tables, you can execute the following command
against each table:
an older system may fix issues that can arise while setting up Paperless-ngx but
`utf8mb3` can cause issues with consumption (where `utf8mb4` does not).
+For more information on this topic, you can refer to [this](https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/9682) Django issue.
+
### Missing timezones
MySQL as well as MariaDB do not have any timezone information by default (though some