If the UI is changed to fix "bugs and security issues", I'm perfectly fine. If the UI is changed: * for no reason (other than justify the salary of the design

If the UI is changed to fix "bugs and security issues", I'm perfectly fine. If the UI is changed: * for no reason (other than justify the salary of the designers team) * just for the sake of "give the impression of evolution", but really it's just hiding or moving buttons and menus and changing font sizes, colors, layouts... * or to intrusively insert new and unrelated products, in the middle of the original workflow * or to remove (or change) basic and intrinsic product functionality * or to prevent to continue the (intended) workflows acquired with previous usage then I'm not so fine... anyway, what is mentioned is just that automated updates (and this does not apply to web applications I think), shouldn't do that change, without an "option to stick to the previous" UI. At least in minor version updates, I totally agree. Edit: format and verb tenses