Which also tends to be the subset of people that have studied abroad, various repatriated huaqiao and college students at some of the more metropolitan colleges and I guess tech people/white collar workers.
Cracking down on college students seems like a really dumb idea.
And yet, that hasn't stopped them in the past.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiananmen_Square_protests_of_1...
I think this is a good reminder of why they would want to keep people just barely satisfied. China will go that far, but it's an expensive point to make.
Since Tiananmen, the party has basically bargained that people will accept economic progress as a substitute for political freedom. Now that the rapid growth of the last two decades is starting to slow down, we'll have to see how the CCP and Chinese people respond.
Start enforcing it heavily and the people that DO use those services may start protesting or moving into activist roles.