To be perfectly honest, there really isn't much more to say about it. Mind you, all of the above cruft is very likely still there, but baked into iTunes itself, because the features that require AAS and Bonjour - like shared libraries - are still present, but it gives me immense pleasure to inform you that Apple Software Update is now gone forever, given all software updates are now handled by the Microsoft Store app. On the other hand, because of the guidelines Microsoft has set for apps that utilize Project Centennial, the uninstallation process for the Store edition of iTunes takes all of three seconds, which, as you'd imagine, is an immense improvement. The most I use it these days is to configure my parents' iPads, so while installing it was reasonably straightforward if relatively inefficient, uninstallation stole away half an hour of my time, what with having to individually remove iTunes, Bonjour, Apple Application Support (AAS) in both its 32 and 64-bit versions, and Apple Software Update.

What frustrated me more was the bundle of programs Apple included with iTunes. iTunes, while unnecessarily bulky and slow to open, has never stalled on me or caused any system freeze, but at the end of the day, it's still iTunes.

My decade-long experience with the software has been lukewarm at best.

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