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The message is small and attractive and appears legitimate
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01
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Short, simple, explains its reasoning and what I will be getting from the update
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03
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It shows clearly what software is being updated
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01
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Lists specifics of what will be updated and fixed
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03
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The message was very clear in what the software was going to do. I also liked how it stated “let’s get started”. That just seems a little better in the phrasing to me
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03
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Said what it is actually fixing
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04
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Tells you what it is changing
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04
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Identifies reason of urgency
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02
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Tells me it is important and needs to be done now so I do not just x out and have my computer become vulnerable
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02
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I like how the top gives a little phrase about what is wrong and then goes in detail below
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02
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Tells you why it is important not to skip the update
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02
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The content was good and very informative
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04
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Since this is a risky situation, I like that they made it striking visually so that you can tell it’s something dangerous and important.
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05
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I like how it tells you how much space it will use
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Simple and easy to read
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06
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That it tells you there may be charges and exactly how much memory it is going to use and what it is going to reset
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06
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Gives me the time and date of last update also the history and access to the settings of these warnings
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08
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It says how long it has been since virus definitions have been updated. This provides a sense of urgency for the user. Sense of urgency is probably most critical when considering an update.
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08
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Orange frame mentions me this is an important message
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08
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That it tells me that it is because you haven’t updated recently
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08
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It is telling you what it’s going to do when you install it and that theres a privacy statement you can read
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10
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The fact it seems like the learn more about the update opens in the same window, and tells you that there was something wrong in the previous version.
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11
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I like that FireFox takes you to a new page after you update with a debrief of new features. They also make it enticing to update by saying it’s “6× faster”
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