Corporate promises aren't worth a dime as history has shown repeatedly. In fact, corporations (especially large ones) can't ever be trusted for pretty much anything and anything they say or do you should always react sceptically by default. They just don't care, and this lack of caring is an inevitability for growing corporations.
Granted some might consider this to be a minor breach of a promise, some might not. The point still stands.
You can absolutely trust them if they are say "we are doing this to maximize profits for our share holders / owners".
Then, what is this expectation that one should be able to trust them to do anything else at all? Surely the mere existence of consumer law should tell us something.
Granted some might consider this to be a minor breach of a promise, some might not. The point still stands.