therefore, i have to spend time to read the update changelog, and make a decision to update.
If it was possible to rollback, then i would be inclined to enable auto-update. Case in point - i used to really like the youtube app on android, but newer versions have usability issues, poor video playback on 2x speed (this didn't happen on an even older phone on the old version of the app). And i cannot get the old youtube app version, even if i try to factory reset (it's literally removed from the OS image when i updated android).
It's these reasons, plus more, that i distrust auto-updating.
If it was possible to rollback, then i would be inclined to enable auto-update. Case in point - i used to really like the youtube app on android, but newer versions have usability issues, poor video playback on 2x speed (this didn't happen on an even older phone on the old version of the app). And i cannot get the old youtube app version, even if i try to factory reset (it's literally removed from the OS image when i updated android).
It's these reasons, plus more, that i distrust auto-updating.