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An easily accessible option of “never” is probably more reckless. My MIL would always pick never and at the same time expect that her PC is fully protected. Th
by kenjackson 4y ago
An easily accessible option of “never” is probably more reckless. My MIL would always pick never and at the same time expect that her PC is fully protected.
That said there should be a setting for savvy users or enterprises to disable updates.
- Zuiii 4y agoThe ads typically shown this way rarely related to security. It's usually something that Microsoft wants the user to "agree" to. It's basically physiological coercion.