Admitting something in a support document and naming the update as such are two very different gestures. I guarantee that less than 1% of their user base will e

Admitting something in a support document and naming the update as such are two very different gestures. I guarantee that less than 1% of their user base will ever see that support doc- really most users don't even look at the names of the updates. I see it as the equivalent of fine print. Yes, it's technically there, but just like you won't see "5% Juice!" in bold print on the front of Sunny D, Apple isn't exactly trying to bring it to the user's attention. Hence, they're combining it into the Java update. Besides, this is in response to "why do you think Apple combined this with the Java update," and I'm replying with an opinion. No need to jump all over my case with "citation needed" and a downvote.