In this day and age of limitless* storage and OS's that do a great job of keeping themselves "clean", what's the point of software like CCleaner? Is it just th

In this day and age of limitless* storage and OS's that do a great job of keeping themselves "clean", what's the point of software like CCleaner? Is it just the momentum from previous generations of Windows keeping its use alive? While bundling crapware isn't anything new, it amazes me that it is worth essentially destroying the reputation of a company over. Piriform also makes Speccy, and I've used it and recommended it to friends to get info about their system. Will definitely not be doing that anymore.