So, you DO want CVA to act as an updater, not just alert you about potential risks to some software.
Then what is there to gain by having someone at Comodo "analyse" the... whatever it is that is done? And, by the way, do they actually do that? Is every update to every program on the list actually "tested" or "examined"? Or do they simply keep track of available updates and report these?
I don't understand what needs to be analysed anyway.That would suggest some updates are deemed to be unimportant and therefore are not added to the CVA list of updates. What good would that do? An update is an update and it's always released for good reasons, be it new features, bug fixing, security risks, or whatever. I, for one, am perfectly capable of judging whether it is worth updating a program or not. I don't need someone working for Comodo to do that for me.