If you use the same computer for work and home, then you may be able to create a user account for your work stuff and a different user account for your home stu

If you use the same computer for work and home, then you may be able to create a user account for your work stuff and a different user account for your home stuff. If you do consulting for multiple customers, then you may be able to create a different user account per customers, so there's some separation among your customers' information. If you're able to use thin clients, then you may be able to create separate user accounts on the servers, so any files stay fully on the servers and never download to your local computer. When you use multiple user accounts, you're having the operating system help separate things per account, such as each account's credentials, profiles, logins, histories, cookies, caches, etc.