How do you manage user accounts on macOS?

Managing user accounts on macOS is crucial for maintaining system security, user data protection, and overall system organization. Here are some key steps to effectively manage user accounts:

Account Creation:

1. Go to System Preferences and click on Users & Groups.

2. Click the lock icon to make changes, then click the "+" button to create a new user account.

3. Enter the user's name, account name, password, and choose the account type (Standard or Administrator).

Account Deletion:

1. Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups.

2. Click the lock icon, select the user account to delete, and click the "-" button.

3. Choose to save or delete the user's home folder.

User Permissions:

1. Set user permissions by assigning specific access levels to files, folders, and applications.

2. Use the "Get Info" option to manage permissions for individual files or folders.

3. Use the Terminal and the chmod command for advanced permissions management.

By following these steps and maintaining regular user account audits, macOS users can ensure a secure and well-organized system.