Does deleting a user on Mac delete files?

No, deleting a Mac user does not delete everything. It only deletes the user’s files and settings.

Yes, deleting a user account will delete everything associated with that account. This includes files, emails, and any other data that was stored in the account.

Yes, deleting a user on a Mac saves space. When a user is deleted, their home folder and all of its contents are removed.

Yes, you can delete a user from your Mac. To do so, open the System Preferences and click on the Users & Groups pane. Select the user you want to delete and click the – (minus) button below the list of users.

Yes, deleting a user deletes all apps associated with that user.

To delete a user on a Mac, go to System Preferences and select the Users & Groups pane. Select the user you want to delete and click the – (minus) button below the list of users.
To delete a file on a Mac, drag it to the Trash icon in the Dock.

The files associated with a deleted user are typically removed from the server, but this can vary depending on the file hosting service used and the settings configured by the administrator.

If you delete a user folder, that user’s files and settings will be deleted.

User profiles are generally deleted after a user has been inactive for a certain amount of time. The length of time before profiles are deleted varies depending on the site’s policies.

Empty cache on a Mac means that the computer is no longer storing any temporary files or cookies. This can be useful for troubleshooting or privacy reasons.

It takes about a minute to delete a user account on Mac. First, go to System Preferences and click on Users & Groups. Then, click on the user account you want to delete and click the – button below the list of users. Finally, enter your password and click Delete User.

In Mac storage, “other users” means files that are not associated with the current user’s account. These files may be hidden from view, or they may be accessible but not editable.

There are a few reasons why you might not be able to delete a user on your Mac. One possibility is that the user is currently logged in. Another possibility is that the user’s home folder is locked. To unlock the user’s home folder, open a Terminal window and type:
sudo chflags nouchg ~/
where “~” represents the user’s home folder.

To delete an administrator from your Mac, open System Preferences and click on Users & Groups. Select the administrator you want to delete and click the minus button at the bottom of the window.