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 #### Option 1: Disable SUPL TLS transport ####
 This is the easiest way and no certificates will be uploaded to modem.
-However after this all SUPL request will be send unencrypted over the internet to Google or other unencrypted SUPL services. 
+However after this all SUPL requests will be send unencrypted over the internet to Google or other unencrypted SUPL services. 
 
 You can trigger TLS deactivation using the `--disable` flag.
 
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ SailfishOS Xperia X devices A-GPS SUPL Patcher v0.0.1.6 (git: 6f1c86c, build: 20
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 This setting can be reverted using the `--enable` flag to turn on SUPL TLS again.
-Note: For a working TLS proteced SUPL request you need updated root certificats in your modem (see option 2).
+Note: For a working TLS protected SUPL request you need updated root certificates in your modem (see option 2).
 
 Now that you disabled SUPL TLS transport you must change your `gps.conf` file.
 It can be located at `/etc/gps.conf` (Xperia X, ...) or `/system/etc/gps.conf` (Xperia 10 II).
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ Change `SUPL_HOST` to `supl.google.com` and `SUPL_PORT` to `7275`.
 This is the encrypted SUPL service provided by Google (port 7276 is unencrpyted transport).
 
 Reboot your device to clear previously cached volatile ephimeris data in modem.
-If you changed your location settings to `high precision` after injection of the SUPL host your modem will fetch ephimeris data from the unencrypted Google endpoint and you should get an A-GPS fix within a few secs or even faster.
+If you changed your location settings to `high precision` after injection of the SUPL host your modem will fetch ephimeris data from the unencrypted Google endpoint and you should get an A-GPS fix within a few seconds or even faster.
 
 Since SailfishOS might still try to connect to legacy MLS you should also add
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