Describe three features that the NTFS supports that are not available when using the FAT32 file system?

What will be an ideal response?

NTFS supports many options that are not available in FAT32 file systems. The most notable options are:
Journalizing-Provides a fail-safe mechanism by using transactions to ensure that data is written to the hard drive.
Compression-Reduces the space needed to store a file.
Encryption-Keeps files safe from intruders who might gain unauthorized physical access to stored sensitive data.
Security-Restricts data access to users who have permission to access the files.
Auditing-Tracks the access or attempted access to files.
Quotas-Limits the total size of files that an individual user can store on the hard drive.