Default auto-update to off (opt-in)#82
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The build is unsigned, so silently downloading and installing a new version on launch — possibly mid-task — is surprising. Default off; the update is still surfaced via the header badge and the Update now button.
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Auto-update defaulted to on. For an unsigned app, silently downloading + installing a new version on launch (possibly mid-task on a device) is surprising. This flips the default to off — opt-in via the header checkbox. Updates are still surfaced by the version badge and the "Update now" button; nothing is installed without consent.