You can decline, if you can find the button.
There's no way to disable any of this either, which is especially annoying for those who are sticking to Windows 10 for valid reasons. Whether you're worried about hardware compatibility or just need to keep things familiar for a bit, Microsoft is primed to annoy you with updates for the foreseeable future.
It makes sense Microsoft is trying to get everyone onto the new Windows platform. It's much easier to look after one OS as your main product rather than having to support an older system. The more people on the one platform the easier it is to develop features and keep on top of bug fixes. Still giant full screen ads that feel designed to trick people into the upgrade don't really feel like the right answer.
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