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Allowing non-technical users to arbitrarily postpone updates for such a long time seems like a step backwards and a potential recipe for trouble. This isn't the

Allowing non-technical users to arbitrarily postpone updates for such a long time seems like a step backwards and a potential recipe for trouble. This isn't the "major change" I was hoping for when I saw the article title. Why not work towards making the updates themselves less disruptive?

AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y ago
Yes, how dare those peasants actually have control over their tools.
- melling 8y ago
  I’ve been doing this for decades. I simply always upgrade. Unfortunately, most people don’t want to deal with it. The computer will be the same as the day they bought it, even if it’s 10 years old. That can be dangerous with all the security issues. I love how Apple get everyone on the latest version iOS.
- Angostura 8y ago
  They won't have control over their tools. The owner of the botnet will, though. That's the point.
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