Dex_Luther

The fact that you don't even see this as a problem, is a problem in and of itself. The fact that the pop-ups show up whenever they please and **THEN THEY STAY THERE!** I sometimes connect to my remote PC that's largely unattended, and 10 times out of 10 there's a CCleaner pop-up that's been sitting there for days or weeks. This is another huge problem that you don't seem to realize. Actually, you probably just don't really care. What you should realize though is that if you're going to interrupt a game or movie by forcing some pop-up toaster message that won't go away until I stop what I'm doing to click on the tiny little link to dismiss it, you're actually making it LESS likely for me (and probably many others) to EVER EVER EVER actually pay any money whatsoever. I'd be more likely to seek out a pirated copy. It's still a problem even if I'm not doing anything at all like on my unintended remote PC. Every one of those toaster messages actually makes it more likely that the software will be uninstalled in favor of one of the alternatives that don't annoy their users in that way. The fact that you do nothing but passive-aggressively gaslight your users that are complaining about this behavior into thinking it's actually a good thing indicates that you don't really care if people uninstall because you probably already make tons of money from selling the usage data of users that continue to put up with it.