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A filesystem organizes and manages data on storage devices, enabling efficient data access and storage. Filesystems manage how data is stored and retrieved on devices like hard drives and SSDs. Common types include NTFS (Windows), ext4 (Linux), and HFS+ (macOS). Filesystems use structures like inodes and directories to organize files. They support features like permissions, journaling, and data redundancy.