Not everyone wants silent updates. I don't want Google or Microsoft replacing binaries on my PC behind my back. When you see that Google wants to vacuum up mor

Not everyone wants silent updates. I don't want Google or Microsoft replacing binaries on my PC behind my back. When you see that Google wants to vacuum up more and more data from your PC, it makes sense that they silently update their software - in that context. Chrome continues to find different areas to mine user data e.g. turning your address bar into a keylogger, or monitoring your browsing activity even if you're not using google services via "phishing and malware protection", etc etc.