Replace them for the few people who can understand how to use those services. It's another example of the divide between people who know how to use non-default

Replace them for the few people who can understand how to use those services. It's another example of the divide between people who know how to use non-default software and those who don't; you can see it with adblocking software, where the people who use uBlock Origin have a markedly better experience than those who "get on the Internet" by clicking something and don't know what a web browser is other than it being "the Internet" for them. Most people are that way about most things. Nobody's an expert in everything. Even before "specialization of labor" was officially invented, the people in the Kalahari had no idea how to hunt seals and the Polynesians had no idea how to hunt buffalo or bison. The only way to keep from being taken advantage of is through regulations.