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 UltraPrivacy is a blocklist based on the Adblock syntax maintained by Stoutner to augment EasyPrivacy.
 The maintainers of EasyPrivacy have a policy of not blocking known tracking elements when doing so breaks a large number of websites—what they call "consistently problematic filters".
 I can understand where they are coming from on this as they want things to just work.
-However, with Privacy Browser, I am starting with a fundamentally different philosophy, where I want users to have as much control as possible.
+However, with Privacy Browser, I am starting with a fundamentally different philosophy, where I want users to have as much privacy and control as possible.
 The purpose of UltraPrivacy is to block the known trackers that EasyPrivacy doesn’t.
 Users of of Privacy Browser can disable it in Domain Settings if it is problematic for a domain they wish to use.