If you look at the current landscape of Windows system optimizers and cleaners, you'll notice a sickening trend. The tools designed to "clean" our machines have become the exact bloatware we are trying to escape. They install background services, serve ads, demand monthly subscriptions to unlock "Pro" features, and relentlessly harvest telemetry data to satisfy their investors. But as a developer, the thing that infuriates me the most is the Black Box Approach. The "Magic Button" Insult 🛑 Modern apps give you a giant, colorful "CLEAN" button. You click it, a progress bar fills up, and it claims you saved 2GB of space. But what exactly did it delete? Which temp folders? Which registry keys? They don't tell you. They treat the user like an idiot. Trusting a closed-source, investor-backed program to blindly delete system files without showing the exact execution paths is a massive security and privacy failure. I got sick of this corporate garbage.…