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Curious where Apple warns you not to do that. Seriously, we have users who this has happened to, and I don't believe they were in full sunlight. They work in an

• outsidetheparty 8y ago
  You had me curious so I did some searching; I did find a few support threads discussing this sort of problem; consensus seems to be that it's not burn-in (which I'd find really surprising: I sit outdoors or by windows and work in bright light as often as possible (seasonal affective disorder yay) so I'd expect if actual screen burn-in was a thing, I'd have experienced it by now.) Instead it's pressure damage: > If you carry laptop around and it's squished between books or whatever, that's how you get that. My first unibody macbook developed this issue. Now I use a hard case. > What I suspect happened here is you had laid something heavy on top of your air so the logo disk in the lid embossed the defuser sheets. ...etc. https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/256877/Why+do+I+have+a+circle+in+the+middle+of+my+screen https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/256877/Why+do+I+have+a+c... https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/7ph5bi/apple_logo_light_burning_through_display_happens/ https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/7ph5bi/apple_logo_ligh...