It's not that strange. TURN has two main use cases: peer-to-peer when no viable direct path can be found and working around very strict firewalls. Based on the

It's not that strange. TURN has two main use cases: peer-to-peer when no viable direct path can be found and working around very strict firewalls. Based on the author's experience the first isn't relevant and the second isn't much of a concern for Twitch and Discord. For the latter case HTTP/3 is helping make TURN unnecessary because you can, as the author observes, run UDP over port 443.