 There are two types of such additional conditions, both motivated by the specific features of the EPR-scenario: “Locality conditions” and requirements expressing what is called “no-conspiracy”. Furthermore, both locality and no-conspiracy come in two varieties: surface and hidden locality conditions on one hand and weak and strong no-conspiracy conditions on the other. The content of the surface locality condition is that “… the probability of the outcome in one wing of the EPR correlation experiment is the same no matter in which direction the measurement is carried out in the other wing of the EPR experiment.” (Hofer-Szabó et al. 2013: 143).  The hidden locality conditions require that 