![]() Like its older sibling, ExFAT is compatible with Mac, PC and Linux, but doesn’t have the same 4GB file limit. ExFATĮxFAT is an upgraded version of FAT32. ![]() However, the ageing file system has a big flaw: it’s limited to a maximum of 4GB, and it’s prone to disk errors too. FAT32įAT32 is the go-to for some, offering cross-platform compatibility between Mac, PC and Linux, ideal for those that hop across different platforms on a day-to-day basis. You can also opt for Mac OS Extended (Encrypted) to password-protect the data on the drive – a great security feature for those dealing with sensitive data and/or travelling with an external drive. It’ll play nicely with your Mac, but like the above APFS, Mac OS Extended isn’t compatible with Windows or Linux PCs. ![]() If you’re running macOS Sierra or an earlier version of macOS/Mac OS X, Mac OS Extended is the default file format. ![]()
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