If not, I'm not sure this brings more to the table than simple configuration changes that are rolled out through your next deployment, which should be frequent anyway, assuming you have continuous delivery.
That's true, although it might get complicated to remember the setting for each user, and for each rollout feature! For more complicated combinations you need groups on the configuration side and to put users (or buckets of users) in groups and give those groups a certain config option.
If not, I'm not sure this brings more to the table than simple configuration changes that are rolled out through your next deployment, which should be frequent anyway, assuming you have continuous delivery.