I do.
A combination of quality add-ons not playing nicely on Xbox, a perceived lack of value in add-ons ($80 for ‘just’ one airliner), and no longevity to ‘gameplay’ (seeing your house and flying between two airports gets repetitive quickly), makes me believe console simmers/casual flyers are no longer interested in MSFS2020 in large numbers.
However, I think MSFS2024 can change that. If the previewed performance improvements and interesting missions come to fruition, the new sim will entice a large number to return. Some keen add-on pricing for console users may push them to think “why not?” and click that buy button.