Imagine this: You have an mp3 player plus a Windows Software to fill it with music. That software has an auto-update function to keep itself up-to-date. A lot of software nowadays has. Via this auto-update the software manufacturer now tries to sneak a totally different application onto your PC. You think that nobody would do such a silly thing?

Unfortunately Apple does. When you run iTunes on Windows you now get Apple's Safari browser via the auto-update. John Lilly, CEO of Mozilla objects. And he's right. This undermines any trust relationship Apple might have with their customers.