Warning:
	Administative accounts on Windows, MacOS, and even Linux/Unix are dangerous to use
	for anything other than administering/configuring the machine.

	These accounts have extra access without elevation that could easilhy be
	used by trojans/viruses to compromise the entire machine (particularly RANSOMEWARE).

	NEVER allow a local Administrative account on a machine to be authenticated by any cloud service.
	(this is your emergency account to fix issues and create/unlock/fix other local accounts)


	Always use COMPLETELY SEPARATE, NON-Administrative accounts for:
		running software.
		web browsing.
		downloading software to install.
		anything that involves connecting to a network resource.
		anything you can.


	Note - it is prudent to have multiple user (NON-ADMIN) accounts:

		For yourself:
			one for games and web browsing,
			one for private work like banking,
			maybe other tasks that should be isolated.

		For other people using the computer:
			Never let other people use YOUR account.
			For personal machines:
				You may want to make a VISITOR account for when you want to let others use your computer.
				For frequent users (spouses, children), make sure they have their own account.