Screen protectors for MacBooks are generally not recommended due to potential damage to the anti-reflective coating and the risk of preventing the laptop from closing properly. Adhesives on screen protectors can peel off the coating, and thicker protectors can cause the screen to be damaged when the laptop is closed. While some magnetic privacy filters, like Kensington's UltraThin, offer a safer alternative, other accessories like hardshell cases, keyboard covers, and webcam covers can also pose risks to the MacBook's screen and hinges. AI
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