May be moving in the foreseeable future to a region very different from my own, so curious about how I should handle things on the steam side of stuff.

Does Steam automatically update store prices, currencies ect when it detects I'm somewhere else? If not, can I keep my steam set as North America with out issues? If the local banks there use Visa/Master cards, I assume I can use them as normal and currency conversions are done automatically?

I use a VPN to get around Geoblocking in other platforms, is this going to cause problems with Steam if I use it to play games that may be blocked in my new location? I know using a VPN to purchase games for a cheaper price is against TOS, but I'm not sure on the policy regarding simply having a VPN on while using Steam. Matter of fact, I'm not really sure how Steam reacts to a VPN being in use, I've never really used Steam and the VPN at the same time, aside from just passively being logged in while I turn it off and on as needed.

Beyond what I asked, is there anything else important I should know to protect my Steam account? Don't wanna get suddenly banned over some Eldrich TOS clause that I have never been in a position to even interact with.