MacBook and MacBook Pro users have some key issues now

Finally, Apple has just released the bug of Butterfly Switch, a failure it has on the MacBook and MacBook Pro from the 2015 model year to now. Apple has announced that it will offer a few keystrokes or new tabs to customers, a few keystrokes, two-to-three clicks, or a sticky key. This service is available for all MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops with the Buttefly Mechanism in the first and second generations, and the MacBook Pro, which has a touch bar and no touch bar, will get the fix. "Apple's and Apple's legal representative will check the computer for the rest of the customer, and the checks will not be charged. In this fix, the two or three keystrokes will change or be replaced by a single one. "Apple has revealed. Since the release of the MacBook 12 in 2015, using the Apple Butterfly Switch, which is manufactured by Apple itself, to produce a slimmer notebook, the keyboard has gained overwhelming criticism, especially on the point where it crashes when the dust hits the key. Here's the MacBook and MacBook Pro that will get the keyboard swap: MacBook (12-inch Retina display released in early 2015) MacBook Pro (Retina Display of 12-inch screen to launch in early 2016) MacBook (Retina Display of 12-Inch Release, 2017) The MacBook Pro (2013's 13-inch screen has 2 slots of Thunderbolt 3) The MacBook Pro (2017-inch screen with 2 slots of Thunderbolt 3 slots) The MacBook Pro (13-inch screen in 2016 has 4 holes of Thunderbolt 3 slots) The MacBook Pro (13-inch screen in 2017 has 4 holes of Thunderbolt 3 slots) MacBook Pro (13 inch screen, 2016) MacBook Pro (13-inch screen 2017)