Zkuq on 25 May 2016
This is probably the reason I've seen a lot of complaints about a forced update in the last few days. There were some even before, but lately there's been many more. This is really, really bad UI design from Microsoft. Or good, depending on what your objective is. From Microsoft's point of view, this must be excellent UI design because it does exactly what they want. From users' point of view, this is horrible UI design, because it does exactly what none of them wants.
This is also a very cheap tactic from Microsoft and shows the exact reason I don't like Microsoft and why I'm not planning to 'upgrade' to Windows 10 any time soon (or ever, if I can help it): the lack of respect towards their customers.
