Thanks for your suggestions. The package is installed by default on most ubuntu system, this is why its not enabled by default. But I do agree that its not ideal, maybe splitting in unattended-upgrades-core that would contain the binary and support files etc (and that would be installed by default). And then unattended-upgrades that is not installed by default and that would on install automatically activate the feature.
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