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Re: Magnetic Screens?
plantsower
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10/03/22
01:31 AM
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artie505
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I wonder if it's anything more than the mechanism that keeps the lid closed?
I experimented after reading your post and found that like yours, the top two corners of my MBP are magnetic.
I went to iFixIt to see if I could figure out the source of the magnetism, but I couldn't.
More: I just tested, and found that my palm rest is also magnetic.
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10/03/22
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