Ask HN: What once useful product/services have you stopped using?

Silicon Valley touts that products need to be significantly better, that founder should "build something people want." I've noticed that over the past 4-5 years, a lot of products/services I once considered essential have completely dropped from my life. On occasion, a better alternative does indeed come along, displacing the old one. Mostly though, my behavior/interest changed. I want more control and enjoyment of my time, money, health, and relationships with fewer complexities, and more often than not that means removing products/services from my life rather than adding them. It means consolidating services (a single grocery store, a single media platform, a single file storage service) to minimize management of competing products/services. It means realizing that "fewer" (or even "nothing") is often the best option out there.

Or it could mean my needs changed and I simply haven't found what the next compelling product is.