I did not consent to this

https://lemmy.world/post/46710153

Software updates have gotten so fucked up in general these days.

It’s so rare that changelogs are published to actually educate the end user about what an update will do. Most of the time it’s just “Bug fixes and feature updates” with no further detail.

Then you update (or, more likely, you left auto-update on) because they guilt you into thinking that you’ll immediately fall victim to a zero-day vulnerability if you don’t. And suddenly everything just gets slightly worse and worse.

More software should just operate along the lines of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” and preclude the need to install new updates unless something stops working or there is a vulnerability to patch. On my phone at least, I have auto updates turned off and will generally let audience consensus determine if it’s something I want. But it’s still a coin toss if I decide to take an update, because no one bothers to tell you what they really do anymore.

It’s so rare that changelogs are published to actually educate the end user about what an update will do.

One of the games I play did an update called “Nothing update” and it just simply said “Nothing was updated, no need to investigate”.

Sounds a lot like “Herobrine removed”
That update sounds very sus…