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EXT4, F2FS, ZFS, BTRFS, XFS, everything else is poison.
Windows has only support for horrible filesystems. NTFS is the kind of filesystem which just corrupts during usage and needs a Windows machine which is contantly checking the disk and repairing errors.
(ex)FAT is garbage, it might be praised for it's compatibility, but this compatibility between devices is absolute garbage. It shouldn't be used for anything other then a boot partition (until mobos start supporting a superior file system that is). Only very recently did other operating systems such as Linux start to improve exFAT support with a new Samsung exFAT driver.