> The solution to your problem is entirely in your hands, just hit that uninstall button
Well, you might be correct here, but still having automatic updates as a paid feature seems a bit excessive.
Applying your logic, having to paid for such a basic feature is madness.
Don't forget people found out about this in the worst case possible. Imaging starting to use the app, then they introduce a breaking change and when you go researching you find out that you have to pay for avoiding breaking updates.