Terrible analogy. At a grocery store the average consumer can see the other options. On a phone, the average consumer doesn’t even know that google is the default and doesn’t know it can switch engines and doesn’t know how to switch.So, a food company pays a grocery store to put the company’s food at the head of the isle, but consumers can look past it, and choose other foods in the same category, without undue strain.
Google paid Apple to be the default search engine, Apple chose them, and once there were other options, Apple made it easy for consumers to switch.
This case is a nothing-burger.
It would be like going to the grocery store, only having wonder bread on the shelf, and having the “option” to buy other bread by somehow knowing other breads exist and knowing who to ask for other options even though you can’t even see the other options…