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[Star Trek] How "famous" are Kirk, Spock, Picard etc. in their world?

I used to think that Spock, Kirk, Picard etc. were somewhat household names in that universe, but compared to our world, I couldn't name any modern day naval Captains or admirals and I certainly can't name any Ambassadors. In "Star Trek Generations" There's press covering Kirk at the launch of Enterprise B, and Picard is interviewed on the news in "Star Trek Picard" but are they mainly obscure figures known in certain military and diplomatic circles, or house hold names? Are the cover-story person-of-the-year types, or back page news? Curious to hear some opinions.
gpt
Concerning PIC, he can walk into Starfleet Command and is not recognized by the receptionist. Now, that isn't a verdict, because recognizing someone you only know from the news, can be rather difficult.

Janeway is maybe more popular than Picard, as her journey back home makes for a good story and they had nice fireworks, when they got back. She was probably at every front page or equivalent location, when they got back.

Archer of course became president, beating them all.