It depends on how I perceive the player. Are they a tight reg, or a weak lag? The wider their range, then the more likely QQ is still good. Even against a solid and tighter range, QQ is still a premium hand though.
Just because an Ace hits the community cards, that doesn't mean someone paired an Ace. Same with King and same with Flush for same suit on board. Like every hand, we should be aware of
hands which may beat us (and play cautiously appropriate for the situation), but QQ is still ahead of most ranges and there is no reason to fold this early without a fight.
Premium cards like QQ are not 100%, but most of the time we are ahead here, so why fold the best hand? I'd need a reason to believe I'm beat to fold, more than just possible we are beat.