Warns Apple Against Closing MacBook with Camera Cover on

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(Web Desk) - If you're concerned about privacy and have a camera cover on your MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, you can damage your laptop's display by turning off your notebook from that cover. Apple said earlier this month on a support page on the site.

The iPhone maker said that shutting your laptop off the camera cover could be harmful because "the clearance between the display and the keyboard is designed for extreme tolerance." The company says that covering your laptop's camera can also interfere with ambient light sensors, and this can lead to features such as automatic flashing.

Said: Apple on the support page, "As an alternative to a camera cover, use the camera indicator light to find out if your camera is enabled, and decide which apps will fit your camera into the system." Can be used in preferences. " "The camera is engineered so that the camera cannot turn on the signal light without activating it. This way you can tell if your camera is on or not."

If you feel the need to cover the camera all the time, Apple does not recommend that you leave a printer paper (0.1 mm) thicker than the average "" and sticky residue.