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I use Dashlane. Working great so far. Lastpass has a better UI. I find Dashlane's auto-login feature works better.

HI Andvarix and welcome to the TS Forum

I will say that if i was you I would go for the science side, Networking is OK but here in the UK there are plenty of out of work Networkers.

Science is a good option, you may be the guy who finally fulfills asimov's dream, who knows

At the end of the day the choice is yours and you shouldnt be influenced by what others think,

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I'm aware vpns are slower but many note increased speeds but generally a 20-30% drop seems standard not 80%. So if I pick say Japan as my location I can still be seen as being in the US..how does this help if I'm trying to get specific location content. Thought access was based on the IP location. Yes I am learning but concerned about the massive drop in speed which doesn't seem normal

It's up to you to decide if you want to encrypt your data on your PC.

It depends on how many other people have access to it, and in how far you trust those people. Your wife, for example, might not like the idea that you hide something from her. But if you let criminal friends work on your PC, it's another story.

Then it depends on how susceptible your PC is to hacking, and how bad it would be if a hacker could read your data.

And it might be a good idea to encrypt certain files anyway. Keepass 2 (a password lock) encrypts the file, and that's a good idea.

Here on my work PC, the hard disk is encrypted by Windows Bitlocker, and it's configured to only allow writing to encrypted USB-sticks either. That last is maybe too much for a private PC. And bitlocker only protects against people that managed to get the disk out of the PC, what a thief easily can do.

For the cloud, it depends on how far you trust the cloud service company and it's protection and how sensitive your data are. It's a bad idea to store your collection of child porn in the cloud unencrypted.

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Thanks everyone here
I need to do professional illustration work on Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, use Final Cut Pro x, File Management, Browsing the internet, and I currently have bought a NUC8i5BEK (i5-8259u), to do this 3build thing, where I could use Linux, Mac and Win, in the most secure way. It would be just amazing if I have to install only Linux, and then use Mac and Win as VM’s, if they work as native. (or even better)
Anyway thoose below are my main concerns right now

Would I be able to run VM, MacOS and Windows, from Linux Host, at the same speed they would run with H4ck1nt0sh and Native? It would be cool to switch, back and forth, from Linux and Macos at the same time.

I need a cloud service that could share my files with unknown people, because I do need to send them thoose files as a rewards for their Patreon Pledge, so I normally use Dropbox as a service, and I do normally zip my reward file of the month, and then I apply a password to It, and sync it in Dropbox, dragging it into a synced folder on my Mac. Is this a correct way of doing this, or there is a better one? Yes you may ask if they would pirate my files after they download from my dropbox, uploading them to other websites for free. They could, but what could I do? Could I stop them to doing so?

Regarding the mobile device I need, The iPad and the iPhone, I could ditch the iPhone, but right now, I use Icloud Keychain as my main password manager, and I found it good, because it sync accroos all my iCloud Devices (Mac, iPad, iPhone). iF I could find any alternative that could sync between my Desktop (Linux, Mac, Win), iPad, Smartphone (android or ios), that would be amazing! Maybe better if it has a feature that could change every saved password, for each different account, every 30 or 60 days from the latest change. Would that be possible?
For the smartphone, I am sensitive to PWM and I would not use any OLED device, so if there is any iPS smarpthone option, better than the actual iPhone 8 I do have right now, that would allow me to use the password manager, and have a better privacy than ios, I would buy it. Any advice on this particular one?

I have done the first step in password management. What about the second step? How do I manage emails for each individual account I have for social media, digital services, apps, and others? How could I just remember one email address, to rule them all? (like the password manager does), and also How do I receive my emails, from different aliases, to only one Inbox, without the need to check every different inbox, every time?

There would be also a correct and privacy focused way to manage all social media account, schedule post on them, use them all togheter, automatize some stuff, without the fear to have the account been stolen? How would you manage social media accounts?

Thanks again