Bill 

While I understand (and do some of that also), I wouldn't suggest that for 
the average user.
People tend to forget; don't want to commit the time when they should; and 
all of the other vagueries associated with manually looking for and 
installing updates.
So, for a techie person it is a good approach, the average user, more 
often than not, has no idea of what value an update might or might not be 
so allowing the pc and the operating system to do the same thing makes 
sense.
For someone like yourself, on the other hand, that may be a different 
story.

Just a different perspective.





Test me, O LORD, and try me,
       examine my heart and my mind;
 for your love is ever before me,
       and I walk continually in your truth.
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