diff --git a/content/posts/Set-up-UnifiedPush-with-Matrix-support-in-Gentoo.adoc b/content/posts/Set-up-UnifiedPush-with-Matrix-support-in-Gentoo.adoc
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--- a/content/posts/Set-up-UnifiedPush-with-Matrix-support-in-Gentoo.adoc
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@@ -33,11 +33,11 @@ talking to Google. This was a bit more difficult than I imagined, so I'm writing
 it down here. I will go into Gentoo specifics but a lot of this article should
 be useful for other Linux distributions and operating systems as well.
 
-link:{url-unifiedpush}[UnifiedPush] works like this: You have a server and a
-notification-application on your phone. The notification-application connects to
-the server and receives push notifications from it. Other applications talk with
-the notification-application and get the notifications. At least that is how I
-understand it.
+link:{url-unifiedpush}[UnifiedPush] works like this: You have a UP-server and a
+notification-application on your phone. The UP-server gets notifications
+directly from your Matrix server (for example). The notification-application
+connects to the UP-server and receives push notifications from it. Other
+applications talk with the notification-application and get the notifications.
 
 == Install and configure the link:{url-server}[server]