Are people really inconvenienced by email spam anymore? My email is posted publicly all over the internet, it's been used to make hundreds of accounts for vario

Are people really inconvenienced by email spam anymore? My email is posted publicly all over the internet, it's been used to make hundreds of accounts for various other companies, it's been in innumerable data breaches, and I haven't changed addresses since GMail launched in 2004. In a bad week I might get two spam messages in my inbox. Each one is dealt with in probably around three seconds. On average I get less, probably around one per month. I really enjoy that the spam filter catches borderline messages like promotional newsletters from companies I do business with that I didn't intend to sign up for. And I can count on one hand the number of times since 2004 that an email that actually mattered was sent to my spam folder by mistake. Every form of communication I use has spam and most are much worse than email. I get SMS spam, phone call spam, snail mail spam, WhatsApp spam, phone notification spam. In most cases the spam is harder to deal with and a larger percentage of the total. Phone call spam and snail mail spam in particular are way above 50% for me. Even after doing all the marketing opt-outs I can find.