If there's any spin, it's in characterizing ads as neutral "content". While something like uBlock can block general content, it's primarily a web malware blocke

If there's any spin, it's in characterizing ads as neutral "content". While something like uBlock can block general content, it's primarily a web malware blocker. That includes adware, spyware, crypto miners, etc. It's a necessary security feature preventing the extremely common practice of websites hijacking people's computers to run software they don't approve of.