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The roadmap doesn't specify a time frame for each phase. The start of a new phase could happen tomorrow (no, definitely not) or sometime later (until users completely forget about it). Vague dates, wording, promises - all this suggests that the role of the pseudo-roadmap is a distraction and a way to make the user calm down, stop fanning the fire of discontent and anger at the recovery function. It seems that Ledger succeeded. People got angry and quieted down.
The roadmap picture has done its job, now the obligations to fulfill the promised can be abandoned and forgotten. Does anyone still believe liars after they have repeatedly lied to?
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That's right, they will have a second attempt to push through and impose a recovery function on users, which the ledger will definitely take advantage of. Sooner or later, they will do what they intended, as soon as they process and prepare users for blind acceptance.