It is not "popular software", it is more like forced or heavily marketed bloatware. This is what killing software industry. Totally red flag. From one side it force users to continously and uselessly upgrade their more than useful and powerful for any regular task computers and smartphones without any real reason and from the other side take away from users any control over their own computers.
It is not "popular software", it is more like forced or heavily marketed bloatware. This is what killing software industry. Totally red flag. From one side it force users to continously and uselessly upgrade their more than useful and powerful for any regular task computers and smartphones without any real reason and from the other side take away from users any control over their own computers.