This time you didn't do the quote drawing thingy. But that link is helpful thanks.

main danger is stuff in there that they can use for a targeted phishing attack. Like if they see you use a particular program or play a particular game, they might email you with a spoof trying to get you

I searched in google about phishing and spoofing. They don't sound dangerous. I mean if they try to sell me something, I won't buy it. If they say to install something, I won't install it. Who really gets fooled by this?

That's your best bet because they're constantly looking for new threats

Shit you're right. I didn't thought of that just now. I was procrastinating about learning bash coding and stuff. I will find some time and read. I get the general idea and can code if I try. But I have never installed packages using terminal because I never needed to before.

The cmd thing also doesn't work. This device is running Linux Manjaro and it has a similar looking terminal thing. I don't know what it's called.

Here I took screenshot to show you: https://i.imgur.com/VGpPEIu.png

automatically unless you ask them for a static IP which costs extra money

Why will anybody want a static IP? If it is long answer then don't worry I will research it myself.

You can release an IP to see if it changes

What is meaning of 'release an IP'? Am I holding it? When did that happen? And does it happen every time I turn on laptop?

easiest way to change your IP address in the short term is to just use a different network. Go to a coffee shop

This was very clear. Thanks, I even understood where I in making a mistake in thinking.

Is the adapter adapting something? like a physical adapter adapts to different voltages?

I'm using the wifi from a friend's phone. So that phone is called a router/modem?

Are you very good with computer science? Can I ask you other questions relating to technology that can sound stupid? If no then just say no i won't feel bad haha!