>Removing all social logins from this point to ensure compliance would have definitely affected all users who had originally signed in with FB/Google, way befor

>Removing all social logins from this point to ensure compliance would have definitely affected all users who had originally signed in with FB/Google, way before AppleID ever existed Yet it would have been more consistent! What is the point of going to war against Apple while embracing the private-data-broker model at the same time? Just send a warning e-mail requiring password change because you decided to remove all social login as a protest. And provide a password reset mechanism for formerly social-login users that haven't defined a password in time. That would have been a true act of resistance.