I am not familiar with the design of the aptdaemon. I just see the message each time before the reboot, and thus I think that the aptdaemon plays a role in the process. The way I understand is that apt may request a reboot (eg after kernel upgrade) and that a sequence triggered by the rtkit message gets the aptdaemon to do something. In my understanding, I see the rtkit message (which was not present a few months ago) as the initial trigger.
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