Windows 10: Has MS changed it's naming conventions for services, or are these strange looking services...

After having to re-install my WIndows 10 Pro I noticed after one of the updates that there are a number of new services that do not comply with the normal microsoft naming conventions. Would you please reassure me that these new suspicious looking services are bona fide and are a correct part of one of the Windows 10 updates.
here are the names of the suspicious services...
Bluetooth User Support Service_15fa272 - BluetoothUserService_15fa272
CaptureService_15fa272
Contact Data_15fa272 - PimIndexMaintenanceSvc_15fa272
DevicePickerUserSvc_15fa272 - DevicePicker_15fa272
DevicesFlowUserSvc_15fa272 - DevicesFlow_15fa272
MessagingService_15fa272
PrintWorkflowUserSvc_15fa272 - PrintWorkflow_15fa272
OneSyncSvc_15fa272 - Sync Host_15fa272
UserDataSvc_15fa272 - User Data Access_15fa272
User Data Storage_15fa272 - UnistoreSvc_15fa272
Another worrying fact about these seemingly rogue services is that they cannot be set to "disabled" or in any other manner de-activated. THis apart from the obvious that these represent all the functions a hacker would want if they were attempting to gain control of your device and access any or all of the functions that maintain operability.

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services policy naming conventions in WIndows 10 updates

recently I had to re-install windows 10 due to some issues I was having. After doing so, I noticed and documented several services that had a new naming convention. Specifically, the new suspicious services had names that included a series of lowercase
alpha numeric characters, contrary to the naming policy conventions of the past. Are these bona-fide services, that should be part of the latest set of WIndows 10 updates?

 

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Michael