List is saying "personal checklist" and then each point has "recommended", "optional", "advanced". By reading with understanding - threat model for this list i

List is saying "personal checklist" and then each point has "recommended", "optional", "advanced". By reading with understanding - threat model for this list is average Joe that is using internet on daily basis, but is not too technical maybe decent at using computers, so recommended for me seems like good baseline for everyone. Optional is for showing what are other options that someone might try out, but mostly are not that important. Advanced is for showing off that author knows more than basics, hence implementing any of it would be security larping most of the time. Well maybe author should add more context but from what I see, someone can still infer context of recommendations, without stating it explicitly.