CMV: Apple’s service program for MacBook keyboards only puts a band-aid on the problem<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>After years of complaints from users, yesterday Apple
officially acknowledged issues with its Butterfly keyboard design on MacBook and MacBook Pro models dating back to early 2015. The company introduced a new repair program, offering to fix faulty MacBook keyboards for free. It also said it is refunding customers who paid for similar repairs in the past.</p>
<p>The issue with the repair program, however, is that Apple is simply swapping the faulty keyboard for a keyboard with the same Butterfly design. That design is what is presumably leading to the issues many users are facing.</p>
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CMV: Apple’s service program for MacBook keyboards only puts a band-aid on the problem
