Cisco is still scrambling.
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After reversing the decision and providing an option to turn off the automatic updates, Cisco now says that it has simplified the opt-out process for users.
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http://www.theverge.com/2012/7/6/314...onnect-opt-out
I still think they are acting like weasels, it sounds like they allow you to opt out of the automatic update but seem to bypass the cloud service issue. If there is a vulnerability found I'm betting any update will mandate their cloud solution.
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