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Oh, they are utterly insincere in their caving, and since the article doesn't explicitly say that any new privacy settings will be set to private by default I definitely leave open the option that they have indeed not promised to make things less private by default, but only to make it a little easier to change the settings. Could be just an omission, but it seemed like they were pointedly mentioning "default" without ever committing to saying anything changed.
It did come across as a little more grovelly than I recall prior retractions.
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