EasyPrivacy has too many false positives, and no way to report them. If you are a techie who understands what the messages mean, and can click the button to pr

EasyPrivacy has too many false positives, and no way to report them. If you are a techie who understands what the messages mean, and can click the button to proceed to a site on a false positive, then it's fine to have it turned on. But if you are setting up ad blocking for a non-technical user, I would recommend turning EasyPrivacy off.