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MacBook Air M1

M1 MacBook Air reports of self-destructing displays are piling up — and users are baffled

Posted on July 30, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

M1 MacBook Air reports of self-destructing displays are piling up — and users are baffled

A growing number of M1 MacBook Air users are reporting that the Apple laptop’s screen is spontaneously cracking and they’re baffled over what’s causing the display to self-destruct.

The towering reports of M1 MacBook Air’s cracked-screen issue can be found on Reddit and Apple’s Community forum, followed by a flood of “me too” responses of users who are perplexed over this purported snafu that is seemingly becoming more widespread (via FrontPageNews).
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