Flash player 11.3.300.265 resets privacy settings after deleting private data in Opera

hello,
flash player 11.3.300.265 and Opera 12.00.1467 x64, Windows 7 here.
I noticed that when I delete private data in Opera, with "delete plug-in data" checked,
all the privacy settings in flash control panel reset to default state of "allow".
Is this a bug or feature? I really don't think it was planned to be this way..
Because in doing so (deleting private data), the user expects to (hopefully) feel less exposed, than vice versa, which is the case when flash player allows everything without any notification.
If it's not intended, which fault is this, Adobe or Opera?

^

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    Ortho_Fan

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