In that context, you're right doesn't sound as menacing. That said "that somehow we were publishing their email addresses and private information, which was no

In that context, you're right doesn't sound as menacing. That said "that somehow we were publishing their email addresses and private information, which was not true." seems like sort actually untrue, indeed. Maybe they weren't displaying emails. But they certainly showed the names of my contacts and pictures. I looked at a contacts computer who had the defaul settings, and could see some of my profile. I guess my point is they should have gone of the side of privacy and caution, but they needed to err on the side of huge social networks (and displaying info helps those build) to sell this product to the public. I just think they made a selfish corporate decision. At least they are trying to remedy it.