attempt to clarify upstream Android bug impact

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                     <p>Changes since the 2024111700 release:</p>
 
                     <ul>
-                        <li>Settings: revert our attempt at disabling Bluetooth contact sharing by default for hands-free calling devices in our <a href="#2024111700">2024111700</a> release because it didn't address an upstream Android security bug and caused it to occur when invoked from the foreground (i.e. directly by a user in the Settings app) instead of only the background (i.e. Settings being opened by a pairing request)</li>
-                        <li>Settings: fix an upstream Android security bug causing Bluetooth contact sharing to be enabled for hands-free calling devices even though the dialog shows it will be disabled, which only previously occurred when invoked from the background but began occurring in the foreground too after out previous change which attempted to fix this issue</li>
+                        <li>Settings: revert our previous attempt at disabling Bluetooth contact sharing by default for hands-free calling devices in our <a href="#2024111700">2024111700</a> release because it didn't address an upstream Android security bug and having the toggle off by default caused the upstream bug to impact pairing directly in the Settings app (foreground) if the user would have toggled it off instead of only outside the Settings app such as through the Bluetooth Quick Tile (background)</li>
+                        <li>Settings: fix an upstream Android security bug causing Bluetooth contact sharing to be enabled for hands-free calling devices even though the dialog shows it will be disabled, which only previously occurred for pairing invoked from outside the Settings app but also began impacting pairing from within it due to disabling the contact sharing setting by default</li>
                         <li>Settings: always disable Bluetooth contact sharing by default instead of enabling it by default for pairing requests made by the user in the foreground where the user can choose to disable it</li>
                         <li>fix upstream bug breaking in-call service components provided by packages only installed in secondary users, which was mainly occurring with user installed Android Auto which unlike the stock OS isn't installed in Owner by default to mask this bug</li>
                         <li>Sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer: allow Android Auto foreground services to have while-in-use permissions when wired and/or wireless Android Auto special permissions are granted by the user to fix voice commands in some cases</li>