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macOS
macOS uses the Apple File System (APFS), which supports Unix permission and has journaling. It is also metadata-rich and case-preserving, while being a case-insensitive filesystem. It offers support for other filesystems, including HFS+ and FAT32, supporting NTFS for read-only operations. To write to such a filesystem, we can use an experimental feature or third-party applications.