You now know the types of local user accounts available in macOS, what they are used for, and how to create and manage them, including creating, deleting, and restoring user accounts. You also know what account attributes are and how to configure login options, including fast user switching. You learned how to use the new Screen Time feature to track usage and set limits for user accounts and family members. In the second part, we saw the structure of the home folder created for each user, and how to delete, migrate, and restore user home folders with the help of Migration Assistant. You are now ready to manage all aspects of user accounts and home folders at a support level.
In the next chapter, we will explore the user security and privacy options available in macOS for the user's data security and protection of the user's privacy.
