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Unless you want it restored in which case they'll undelete it for you. It's good design to provide an undo option after all.

Undo options are user friendly! And what if you really actually want them to use your face data, but hit it by accident? Maybe it's best if they just ignore the request all together. That way you can both feel good about things, users think they got what they wanted, and Facebook actually gets what it wants. Everyone wins. Except the user, who loses.

It's a face backup. In case you lose the original.

Sensing another Zuckerberg promise "to do better" in the works already.

At Amazon new products have a press release written during the spec phase (to help frame the pitch internally); I presume, at this point, fb writes an apology during spec phase...

Has he already apologized for the recent release of a half billion phone numbers?

Hey, we have just gotten a enormous phone directory for free! Why are you complaining?

One has to wonder if they'll make a model of deleted faces.