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Apple used to do that, but there had been (somewhat rare) issues with it getting triggered unintentionally. Especially if you stacked one macbook on top of anot
by extraduder_ire 3y ago
Apple used to do that, but there had been (somewhat rare) issues with it getting triggered unintentionally. Especially if you stacked one macbook on top of another. Even with logic to ensure that two magnet pieces are activated at the same time.
- jwells89 3y agoMagnetic watchbands like the Milanese Loop band Apple sells can also cause issues with magnetic lid sensors.