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Of course I understand that it’s a strategy for getting away with shipping poor software ... however, as a responsible and experienced user I should be able to
by rusk 8y ago
Of course I understand that it’s a strategy for getting away with shipping poor software ... however, as a responsible and experienced user I should be able to disable this (oh yeah I can pay for the privilege by paying for the pro version). and even then, it’s completely wrong to be force an upgrade when the computer is in use
- cptskippy 8y ago> Of course I understand that it’s a strategy for getting away with shipping poor software That's just an excuse you're using to justify your frustration about having a freedom taken away because of bad actors. > however, as a responsible and experienced user I should be able to disable this. and even then, it’s completely wrong to be force an upgrade when the computer is in use How do you propose we sort out the irresponsible users and keep them from disabling this feature after watching some youtube video on how to boost system performance? > (oh yeah I can pay for the privilege by paying for the pro version) Not with Pro you can't. Only with Enterprise and it only exists there because the assumption exists that the organization will force updates at it's own rate.