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(Unverified)Mar 26th 2008 9:58AM

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You do need to type your password, but to Google not the "trusted" web site. So, you don't trust that web site that much, after all. You only give them a *one-time only* access to *a given set of your data* and they never learn your precious little password. What's so fishy about it?

"Trusted" means they ask you first, and when you click "Allow access" they assume you trust the site.

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