Should the user-defined empty destructor never be used?

struct A1
{
    ~A1() {} // A1 is not trivially destructible
};

struct A2
{
    ~A2() = default; // A2 is trivially destructible
};

A2 is better than A1, because A2 is trivially destructible while A1 isn't.

I think maybe we can safely say:

1. The user-defined empty destructor should never be used.

2. Any user-defined empty destructor should be replaced with the defaulted one.

Am I right?