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I have an m1 MacBook Pro and it does the exact same thing when on charger . I've read that using a uk plug would stop it although I didn't try
oneO105 wrote:
actually it doesn't have an earth at all put ill try using surge protected
That is the problem. Your building wiring is likely not grounded correctly.
Have your computer inspected by an authorized service center to rule out a computer issue.
Your device and/or outlet is not grounded (earthed) properly. It's usually harmless.
What happens if you use a surge protector?
actually it doesn't have an earth at all put ill try using surge protected
MacBook Pro electric shock when on charger
