I would again argue you are disconnected from reality. I happen to be in a senior role at my company. Talking to my peers, most people are worried about losing long-term customers, acquisition or re-acquisition cost of long-term customers is very high. One can argue that are plenty of competitions, long term or legacy customers' "laziness" is an important element that keep those customers from defecting. The "laziness" comes from risk-mitigation and don't want to fix what's not broken. Microsoft just open a huge door. We are literally talking to the G company about switching over - that idea wasn't even possible just a few years ago. Why? Several IT and exec leads are having issue with their own MS mail and it also triggered feedback from users of their own experiences - personal experience does impact business decisions, period.
I really don't understand your motivations here. Many folks including me have said from Day 1 that we have MFA enabled on the account and client, yet you are always on that wagon blaming people for not having MFA enabled and not using OAuth, just scroll back and read your own comments. From the debug logs, MS servers declined OAuth so the client used the legacy method. There isn't much we, as users, can do from the client side. And you know what's sad about this? I tried all supported protocols to fetch/sync using Outlook desktop to/from Gmail and it works without a single issue. Regardless how little senior product leadership cares, at some point, they need to come to grip with reality.