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@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@ You can significantly augment the blocking power in easy mode by merely enabling
     - some may cause too much web page breakage.
     - some may result in some network requests to unexpectedly become unblocked ([example](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/issues/357)).
 
-Another even better way to augment blocking power in _easy_ mode is to enable _"I am an advanced user"_ from the _Settings_ pane in the dashboard, and block specific 3rd parties using [dynamic filtering](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering) -- i.e. essentially using dynamic filtering in default-allow mode. For example, one could choose to globally block `facebook.com` and `facebook.net` in order to prevent Facebook from being able to track you wherever you go, except on Facebook. Glboally blocking ubiquitous hostnames except on their respective web sites is a very easy way to reduce significantly privacy exposure.
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+Another even better way to augment blocking power in _easy_ mode is to enable _"I am an advanced user"_ from the _Settings_ pane in the dashboard, and block specific 3rd parties using [dynamic filtering](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering) -- i.e. essentially using dynamic filtering in default-allow mode. For example, one could choose to globally block `facebook.com` and `facebook.net` in order to prevent Facebook from being able to track you wherever you go, except on Facebook. Globally blocking ubiquitous hostnames except on their respective web sites is a very easy way to reduce significantly privacy exposure.
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