Tip for MacOS users: since MacOS High Sierra, you can undelete files using local snapshots using Time Machine app (APFS formatting on High Sierra allows this)
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An interesting side effect of APFS formatting of hard drives on macs (required since MacOS High Sierra) is that APFS keeps local snapshots (which is why right-click on MacintoshHD shows disk space many gigabytes as “purgeable”).
The impact of this is that if you delete a file – and also perma-delete from Trash – **you can still recover it from Time Machine backup (but from local snapshot of it) – even though you may not have done a real Time Machine backup of that file to external backup drive for months!**
So if you delete a file, run Time Machine even without external backup drive plugged in – and will find previous snapshots – which seem to be hourly snapshots for last few hours.
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