Understanding Move Capture in Lambdas for C++11

I have a question regarding the workaround proposed in order to address move capture in C++11 lambdas. In particular, taking the example from Meyer's book:

std::vector<double> data;
... 
auto func = std::bind( [](const std::vector<double>& data) 
                       { /*uses of data*/ },
                       std::move(data)
                     );

My question is: what would be the consequences/meaning of declaring the parameter "data" as an rvalue reference?:

auto func = std::bind( [](std::vector<double>&& data)
...

To help you guide the answer, I'll make three claims. Please tell me if I'm right or wrong:

• In both cases, the move capture semantics included in C++14 are well emulated.
• In both cases, it is not safe to use data after the definition of "func".
• The difference is that in the second case (rvalue reference), we are stating that the callable object (the lambda) could move the contents of "data".

Thanks in advance.