I feel, if there is an option for updating, it gets lost among other screens, or while we are madly typing away trying to get things done, the message is not seen but is activated before we realise it is there.
This is "mission accomplished" in getting us to accept what we don't realise we are accepting.
Much like the way organ donating should be, is that people are automatically opted in.
This SHOULD NOT BE THE CASE WITH WINDOWS UPDATES.
If I am not at my PC (waiting for the message to come up) to say no to, it goes ahead and does what it wants. NO!
If I'm not there to accept it, it should be taken that my answer is no.
The update should not go ahead until we opt yes and the default option on the request screen should be NO - or at least - later.
This would fix all the angst out there on Windows Updates Issues and is an easily achieved (unless Windows thinks they own our computers, another issue there!).