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docs: correct install time and reword the hosted-peer caveat #162

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<p class="cta-note">The browser version is the real River on the real Freenet network. You're just
borrowing a peer we run instead of one on your own machine, so your keys live with us. Installing
your own peer takes a couple of minutes on Windows, macOS or Linux, and keeps everything on your
side.</p>
your own peer takes a few seconds on Windows, macOS or Linux, keeps your data on your hardware, and
your private data moves across from our peer in a single click.</p>

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## Ready to run your own peer?

What you do here really happens on Freenet, so the only piece you're borrowing is the peer itself.
Running your own takes a couple of minutes and closes that gap: your keys stay on your machine, and
your computer joins the network instead of leaning on ours.
Running your own takes a few seconds and closes that gap: your keys stay on your hardware, and your
computer joins the network instead of leaning on ours. Your private data moves across from our peer
in a single click.

[Install Freenet →](/quickstart/)
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