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Hopefully they are as quick to fix this as they were when astronomers complained that the satellites were too bright.
Did they ever satisfactorily resolve that issue, or did the media just stop covering it as aggressively? Last I heard they were trying to add solar shields to the satellites to reduce their albedo.
They do also use an antireflective coating/paint on the satellites now, which had helped quite a lot.