chore: Updated docs

README.md

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 # Terminal Local Chat
-***This project is a terminal local chat between two devices where one is hosting (by turning on hotspot) and other is client (by connecting to the turned on hotspot)***.
+***This project is a terminal local chat between two devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network (alternativelly you can use hotspot-Wi-Fi)***.
 
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 ### How it works?
-As the name suggests, it works locally between two devices (Later on this number will be increased), where one turns on [hotspot](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_hotspot#:~:text=A%20hotspot%20is%20a%20physical,to%20an%20Internet%20service%20provider.), we call this device as server, other turns on [WI-Fi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi) and connects to the hotspot, we call this device as client, both run the [jar file](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/jar/jarGuide.html), follow the instructions, after all, they can chat together locally using terminal.
+As the name suggests, it works locally between two devices (Later on this number will be increased), connected to the same Wi-Fi, or one turns on [hotspot](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_hotspot#:~:text=A%20hotspot%20is%20a%20physical,to%20an%20Internet%20service%20provider.), other turns on [WI-Fi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi) and connects to the hotspot, both run the [jar file](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/jar/jarGuide.html), follow the instructions, after all, they can chat together locally using terminal.
 
 To make they communicate themselves, I used server socket, where after one device connect to the other, both sides waits for the received message and print it from a background [Thread](https://www.w3schools.com/java/java_threads.asp) and while the background thread waits for the received message, the main thread is sending the message by using socket connections and [streams](https://www.javatpoint.com/java-8-stream) does this conversion from Strings to byte arrays and the reverse work.
 
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 ### Get started
 To use of the terminal local chat, you must to:
 1. Have two devices (and terminal in them).
-2. In the server device, you must turn on hotspot.
-3. In the client device, you must connect to the server's hotspot, using WI-FI.
+2. Connect them to the same Wi-FI (or turn on hotspot in one device and connect to it from other device).
 3. Have a [Java Envinronment](https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp).
 4. Download a [release](https://github.com/gabrielmjr/terminal-local-chat/releases) executable jar file (I recommend the latest). [Optionally you can clone the repository and compile it yourself]].
 5. Run the jar file by using:
@@ -33,26 +32,26 @@ Just enter an username.
 
 7. The console will show you:
 ```
-  Type 1 to be the server (Turn on hotspot).
-  Type 2 to be the client (Turn on wifi).
+  Type 1 to be the server.
+  Type 2 to be the client.
 ```   
 
-8. To the device where hotspot is on, enter 1 and the terminal will show you:
+8. Enter 1 in one of the devices, then the console will show you:
   ```
     >>> Enter the port to listen: 
   ```
   - Just choose the port (1024-65535) and wait the other device to connect.
   The terminal will show you:
   ```
-    Serving in ip: [your hotspot ip], port: [choosen port]
+    Serving in ip: [local ip], port: [choosen port]
   ```
-  Use the hotspot ip and choosen port in the other device doing:
+  Use the local ip and choosen port in the other device doing:
 
-9. In the device where the WI-FI is connected, enter 2 and the terminal will show you:
+9. In the other device, enter 2 and the console will show you:
   ```
     >>> Enter the ip address: 
   ```
-  - Enter the ip shown in the device where hotspot is on, then the terminal will show you;
+  - Enter the ip shown in the other device device, then the terminal will show you;
   ```
     Enter the listened port: 
   ```