One time, Google told me that many sites kind of had my password. Apparently, that "Sign in using Google" that never asks me to login casues it. If some hacker did some data scraping, my acct would have been a goner. That's the problem with web2 and someone else managing my account password. If web2 people think of their accounts like our cars, they'd prefer to keep their keys the same way.
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I think it's not a lot of web2 people that actually knows all these. You need to actually be a combination of web2 and web3 person to actually understand. I think I got that message sometimes that many sites has my password. For Google to even have a combination of sensitive passwords created across many platforms is mind-blowing and imagine having all that power and control.