We plan to add social logins but not integrate with JFBConnect. There is no way to integrate with JFBConnect as JFBConnect is web based while we are building a native app.

Social logins were pushed back because of the new requirements set by Apple where Apple Login is needed in order for you to have social logins. This alone adds a lot of other complications in setting the app up and will very much delay everything again.

I see. I thought that many apps use the web for social login. You hit the button, a browser open and you enter your social credentials and after login, you are redirected to the app. but I guess it might be too complicated..

So you are planning on adding your own social login?
If so, and you plan on doing the apple login as well, do you think that is 4-6 months away? Just want to plan ahead.
and just

The app is a native app, you cannot render a "html" button on the app. It will never work. We plan to add social network logins just like it is being supported by EasySocial but at this point of time, I do not have the ETA.

Got it,
Do you know what happen to a user that register their account using Facebook and then wants to try and login with an email? Does he has a password?

If they are only logging in with their Facebook account and did not set a password, then they will not know the password. If they did set a password, they will be able to know their password

How a user that signed up with facebook create a password to the account?

You have FB and LinkedIn logins. If Apple isn't blocking them, then what is their issue with Google?

I am not sure if I understand you here. This thread is about JFBConnect integrations with the EasySocial native app. It is not possible to render html codes on a native app

Since that was some an associated discussion about Social Logins

Its an entirely different topic altogether JFBconnect is a 3rd party extension that deals with Single sign on clients.