Sounds fishy. I get that sneaky OS updating is unwanted, but it can be avoided and there's an easy 3 click process to roll back if Windows 10 is installed. Don

Sounds fishy. I get that sneaky OS updating is unwanted, but it can be avoided and there's an easy 3 click process to roll back if Windows 10 is installed. Don't forget that Apple now enforce mandatory iOS updates, with no option to opt out or disable the annoying reminders. Even if you have automatic system updates turned off, the point release iOS updates are downloaded without your permission in the background when the phone or iPad is charging. These updates might be between 80 - 300 MB. The notification dialog boxes then begin their attack, every day with two options "install now / remind me later". This is actually worse than Windows, since on Windows we at least have the option to disable the scheduled update and the reminder notifications. Not so on iOS as of version 9.