i’ve gotten like there was like tiny droplets of water on my macbook air but it survived and it works perfectly fine so i have nothing to worry abt, right? RIGHT!?!?!?!?!?
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EtherealSweetie wrote:
i’ve gotten like there was like tiny droplets of water on my macbook air but it survived and it works perfectly fine so i have nothing to worry abt, right? RIGHT!?!?!?!?!?
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Make sure you have a current backup of your data. Water damage gets worse over time due to corrosion. We can not predict whether damage will occur in the future. Create and maintain a backup of all your data.
EtherealSweetie wrote:
i’ve gotten like there was like tiny droplets of water on my macbook air but it survived and it works perfectly fine so i have nothing to worry abt, right? RIGHT!?!?!?!?!?
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Make sure you have a current backup of your data. Water damage gets worse over time due to corrosion. We can not predict whether damage will occur in the future. Create and maintain a backup of all your data.
Probably nothing to worry about.
Worry is misuse of imagination anyway, so why bother?
Your Mac will be okay, or it won't. And you will only know which it will be over time.
At this point there is nothing to be done to prevent any further damage, so if/when it starts to misbehave, that will be the time to make choices about whether or not to repair or replace it.
Meanwhile, use your MacBook Air until you can't.
Hello~ Water and your MBA are the same as we explained earlier about your iPhone. Water and other liquids are not good partners with electronics. Keep that in mind going forward.
~Katana-San~
Is my MacBook Air safe after encountering water droplets?
