I can confirm that. A factory reset is a bit of a misnomer as it merely resets the settings of the current firmware to defaults for that version, even if the defaults are different from version to version, they reset to whatever is currently installed on the device. Perhaps a better name would be "Reset Default Settings" or similar.
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