Which of the following are natively supported by the Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems?
A. Support for reading and writing to APFS volumes
B. Support for reading and writing to NTFS partitions
C. Support for reading and writing to ext4 volumes
D. Support for reading and writing to FAT32 partitions
Answer: D
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