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I think it's real meaning is NOT to tell you that bluetooth is on or off.
It is there to tell you if you are communicating with a device or not.
That's because the power management policies of the tablet will turn if off for you when it has not been used for a while.
The former behavior was inconsistent with this, and they made it now consistent.
I don't turn the bluetooth off an I don't leave it "reachable", in this way I am sure it won't drain my battery when it is not in use.
Or at least the impact is very low.
I like the way it behaves now.