I'm okay with some changes they're going to do as long as there will be proper alternatives. The new app is generally more confusing and less usable but I don't

I'm okay with some changes they're going to do as long as there will be proper alternatives. The new app is generally more confusing and less usable but I don't touch either that frequently so it is okay. My concern is that they're not going to invest into the proper, fully functional alternatives, maybe intentionally. And I suspect they probably want to use this deprecation as an excuse to take the control away from users, similar to other mobile OS. The new setting app lacks many important functionalities and usually redirects to old control panels. And MS can simply remove old control panels without giving us alternatives, or significantly restricted "modern" ones with less controls.