Use a local account only to prevent data syncing and exposure. Avoid using sync services that compromise privacy.

Disable network sharing features you are not using to close gateways to common threats.

Use an unprivileged user account for daily tasks and only elevate permissions for administrative changes to mitigate vulnerabilities.

Cover your webcam when not in use and consider blocking unauthorized audio recording to protect privacy.

Use a screen privacy filter in public spaces to prevent shoulder surfing and protect sensitive information.

Use a Kensington Lock to secure your laptop in public spaces and consider port locks to prevent unauthorized physical access.

Use a power bank or AC wall charger instead of your PC to avoid security risks associated with USB connections.

Modify or randomize your MAC address to protect against tracking across different WiFi networks.

Install a firewall app to monitor and block unwanted internet access by certain applications, protecting against remote access attacks and privacy breaches.

Use key stroke encryption tools to protect against software keyloggers recording your keystrokes.

Be vigilant for hardware keyloggers when using public or unfamiliar computers by checking keyboard connections.

Lock your PC when away and consider using USBGuard or similar tools to protect against keystroke injection attacks.

Rely on built-in security tools and avoid free anti-virus applications due to their potential for privacy invasion and data collection.