I was just at a lecture, and by the way, the back of my bag was completely wet. The inside was still almost completely dry, and my MacBook was still in a laptop bag, which was also almost dry inside, except for a few slightly damp spots.
Is my MacBook now damaged?
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How do we know?
If you say the MacBook looked dry, everything should be okay.
As long as no moisture comes into the MacBook, of course nothing happens.
I had once tipped a whole coffee over it and had completely survived my old MacBook. They don’t seem so sensitive to water.
Well, you see that as soon as you turn it on (after you let it dry).
No one can look at light here – but a bit of humidity should survive.
So my MacBook looked dry
that’s gonna get out of time.
I don’t think I’m getting wet.
Probably not.
If you don’t notice any damage, then everything is good?! A bit of moisture on the MacBook surface does not harm the device.