JAKARTA – Apple warns its users not to carelessly close the webcam lens on the Macbook Pro. Because, this can cause damage to the screen, such as cracks.
Launch MacRumors, Tuesday, July 14, explained Apple has given a thin space between the screen panel with the keyboard to create the illusion of a closed Macbook. This means that users should not carelessly add a protective layer to cover the webcam, because it might damage the thin gaps between the screen panels.
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Apple also warned that if there was damage to the Macbook screen panel. Then the repair price will be very expensive even if it is done accidentally.
“As an alternative to the camera cover, use the camera indicator light to determine if your camera is active, and decide which applications can use your camera in System Preferences,” said Apple in a written statement.
Macbook screen panel damage due to carelessly closing the webcam (doc. Reddit)
This warning from Apple appears, after several cases of Macbook screen damage experienced by users. Some of them use a webcam lens cover panel that is thick enough, so that it presses a thin layer on the Macbook screen.
Generally, the habit of covering the webcam lens is quite often done because users are concerned about the security of their privacy. One of the figures who often covers the lens of his webcam is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Summarized Tech Radar, Apple understands such concerns, therefore users can disable the FaceTime HD sensor embedded in the webcam. Even if users are still worried, Apple recommends that they do not attach additional protectors with a thickness that does not exceed 0.1 mm.
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