I created a request for an option to respect all Windows hidden files/folder attributes (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=364902) when I first gave Linux/KDE Neon as serious try because I had deleted the folder "System Volume Information" from a drive inadvertently, which caused me problems on Windows.

I've since learned that there's also a way to hide specific folders and files on Linux, while maintaining them intact. We just have to create a separate file named .hidden and list what is to be hidden in it.

It would be a great improvement for users if the appropriate component of KDE Plasma created that file automatically with at least "$RECYCLE.BIN", "$Recycle.Bin" and "System Volume Information" listed in it.  These system folders are visible on Dolphin and all other programs as soon as you mount and click on any SSD or HD partition, including external HDs, which have been previously used on Windows.

The few people intentionally looking for those folders know what they are doing, and will know how to view hidden folders, or access them directly through the directory path. Everybody else will have less visual clutter when browsing their drives, and not be able to accidentally delete the folders for not knowing the consequences of it.