User Accounts
The term used in managing user accounts is RBAC, or Role Based Access Control
On all Operating Systems, create a separate account to be used as your daily user. This account should have minimal priviledges.
In Linux, do not use your root account. Use sudo or chmod with your daily account when necessary.
On Windows, you can also authenticate elevated privileges when needed and prompted.
Also, when setting up Windows for the first time, do not use your Microsoft Account. This is an online account. Instead, create your new user as a local account.
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