Maybe true for Mac users, but the average Win 10 desktop is still using a 1080p monitor.
The reason is mostly that it is too hard to make it work under transformations and compositing, while higher resolution screens are a better solution for anyone who cares enough.
This is a little misleading, as the new versions of Edge and Windows Terminal do use subpixel antialiasing.
What Microsoft did was remove the feature on a system level, and leave implementation up to individual apps.
Laptop screen is 4k with 200% scaling.
Seriously the font rendering in certain areas (i.e. windows notification panel) is actually dogshit. If I turn off the 200% scaling on the laptop screen then reboot it looks correct again.