so I have this 2017 MacBook Pro, the antiglare layer is lowkey messed up. I asked chat gpt if a matte screen protector is good to hide the marks, and they said yes, but I want to double check that its okay to put a screen protector.
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Original Title: MacBook screen protector
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.7
Do not place anything between the display and the keyboard.
Using a camera cover, palm rest, or keyboard cover on a Mac notebook - Apple Support
"Leaving any material on your display, keyboard, or palm rest
might interfere with the display when it's closed and cause damage to
your display. "
Do not place anything between the display and the keyboard.
Using a camera cover, palm rest, or keyboard cover on a Mac notebook - Apple Support
"Leaving any material on your display, keyboard, or palm rest
might interfere with the display when it's closed and cause damage to
your display. "
...the antiglare layer is lowkey messed up.
Most screen "protectors" can make that worse.
I asked chat gpt if a matte screen protector is good to hide the marks, and they said yes,
Then I'm glad you asked the real people here. There was an article today on Ars Technica about a man who used sodium bromide instead of regular table salt because ChatGpt said it was OK. He ended up hospitalized with severe psychosis problems due to bromine intoxication.
naideen192 wrote:
so I have this 2017 MacBook Pro, the antiglare layer is lowkey messed up. I asked chat gpt if a matte screen protector is good to hide the marks, and they said yes, but I want to double check that its okay to put a screen protector.
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Original Title: MacBook screen protector
I would not recommend it, no.
Is a screen protector safe for my MacBook Pro?
