Sure but there are plenty of perfectly acceptable alternatives to those services.
Especially when considering the unethical nature of these businesses and how they abuse their power.
That ties into the quality of the platform and it is alarming that some people will tolerate it for some comfort.
I think YouTube is a far stickier service than Google Search, just because it's acted as an informal video archive of the past 15 years of internet video history. But I fully recognize the risks with this monopoly structure in place and have started to embrace alternatives like https://odysee.com/ and https://rumble.com/. It's time to disentangle from monopolies. Take your digital sovereignty back.