I think that describes most consumers. Traditional digital cameras don't seem to be "a thing" anymore. It's so much easier to take photos on the smartphone you have with you almost every minute of the day... and then share them from that same device. No messing with files... no messing with computers. Very convenient.
I was at a dance competition over the weekend. I was shooting photos for the event... Canon 70D, kit lens, external flash.
My photos looked great. Well-lit, good color, shot in RAW then processed in Lightroom.
But moms and dads were using smartphones to capture memories. Their photos were poorly lit, kinda hazy, terrible color... but it was convenient. So I guess it was better than nothing.
I saw two DSLRs and NO point-n-shoots at the event. Times have changed.
I welcome smartphone cameras getting better because I don't think consumers are ever going
back to digital cameras.
As an example... my DSLR image is on the left... a smartphone image is on the right:
BTW... the only adjustments I made in Lightroom was to drop the black levels a bit. No other color correction was done.
The smartphone photo was taken directly from Facebook and was uploaded straight from the phone.