I don't see how this is an anti-trust issue at all. I don't get why people keep bringing it up. Developers are free not to implement social login. If they do i

I don't see how this is an anti-trust issue at all. I don't get why people keep bringing it up. Developers are free not to implement social login. If they do implement social login then this provides a unique user benefit (privacy) while also increasing user choice (users are still free to login how they want).