True, but I do find it fascinating that it still comes as a standard on my OS. Plus the fact that if I do run it, it just works. No annoying tinkering and adjustments or reconfigs. I can’t say the same for a lot of iOS applications developed in 2011.
Just because it’s not widely used doesn’t mean it’s dead.
Yes the code still exists, and it still works if you run it, but that's true of almost any old software.