Did a mysterious Lost & Found folder just appear on your Mac? It could mean trouble

Macworld
May 18, 2017, 8:00 am1.3k ptsHotTop
Joseph Pierpoint discovered a folder in his Trash labeled “Lost & Found.” When he opened it, he found it contained over 50,000 files. Worse, “Any attempts to send these files to the Trash are thwarted by interruptions that state that this kind of solution is infeasible for one reason or another.” The Lost &…

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