Working second-hand MacBooks scrapped due to activation block
Apple MacBooks manufactured as recently as 2020 are being scrapped by recyclers due to the company's Activation Lock feature, Vice reports.
The Activation Lock makes it impossible to log in and factory reset second-hand T2 MacBooks — including M1 models — that retailed for as much as $3,000 (R51,500, excl. VAT) a few years ago.
Apple MacBooks manufactured as recently as 2020 are being scrapped by recyclers due to the company's Activation Lock feature, Vice reports.
The Activation Lock makes it impossible to log in and factory reset second-hand T2 MacBooks — including M1 models — that retailed for as much as $3,000 (R51,500, excl. VAT) a few years ago.