This is rather disturbing. Not only does it abuse the idea of trusted updates even more, since it's bundled with an important runtime you probably won't be able

This is rather disturbing. Not only does it abuse the idea of trusted updates even more, since it's bundled with an important runtime you probably won't be able to opt out completely. Certainly not what the users signed up for when they bought that computer or installed that runtime. And now every company with some installed base is going to try this. I can't wait for the Claria/Gator/Yahoo/AOL App Store!