onispop

Thank you again FLOOD. Yes, I do have an “Ignore’ option for KPM in the Notification Center. Best Regards.

Thank you FLOOD for the prompt response. 1. The automatic update 'policy' is basically invasive e.g. unwanted application such as Kaspersky Password Manager gets installed by default. 2. I agree, the elimination of this setting is unwelcome. I wonder what happens when the automatic update "breaks' the license's activation rules (1 version backwards and 3 versions forward) e.g. activation of KIS 2019 with a KIS 2016 license ... will the license became invalid if the software is automatically updated to the 2020 version? Best Regards. onispop

I have been running KIS 2019 with the ‘Do not download new versions automatically and do not notify me when new versions are available' setting under 'New application versions' (Settings - Additional - Update). Today KIS 2019 upgraded to KIS 2020 without any action on my part. Has anyone experienced a similar situation? Also in KIS 2020 the ‘New applications versions’ option is no longer visible. Has Kaspersky eliminated the option for users to stop the automatic update to a new version? Best regards.