@@Drew-wf9bg not induction. Essentially an apple MacBook grounds the motherboard to the case as well as through your power cable. It’s designed to used the third prong in a plug for the charger (assuming you have the extended cable), but if you don’t have one and if the air and your skin is dry enough it will conduct into you when there’s nowhere else for charge that needs to escape to go. The charge is tiny, but it’s like a little vibration feeling. MagSafe chargers for the iPhone will almost always do this. In a dry environment run a finger lightly across the metal backing, you’ll feel it.
The laptop sensation Lew is experiencing is something I’ve dealt with every Mac I’ve had since 2015. The cause is that apple grounds its circuits to the case in case of a discharge. This shouldn’t occur if your grounding wire in a home is solid, but it still can. You’d be surprised how many plugs aren’t great in homes when we think they are. It happens particularly in dry air most often for me, which since I’m in Colorado is pretty often. MagSafe chargers for iPhone literally almost always do it. You can replicate it in a dry environment by running a pointer finger across the metal back lightly. It’s nothing to worry about though, very small current, just weird at first.
For your Mac, If you get the thee prong Apple extension cord for the charger it has a ground prong on it which will also take care of the buzz you are feeling on the case. Also, I expect you don’t have shoes on to insulate you.
It’s not an outside court thing. Apple prevents cross app tracking. You are using an in app browser. It’s in-app tracking. Apple never stopped this. This lawsuit will go nowhere even if it morally Facebook should be held responsible
This is actually interesting. I recently turned off all notification for Facebook as I started to receive notification for random stuff. After I did that, Facebook started to sending me emails notifications. I thought it was very weird.
I knew it. Asked app not to track from first day the feature was made available, and still could tell on a number of occasions that I was still being tracked.
@@kylebelle246 it's activity and interests on Amazon and Google Chrome stand-alone Apps. It's either they are still tracking activity on other Apps, or the feature in iOS is flawed.
I’ve noticed that Facebook is the only app that runs in the background on my iPhone 14 pro max and it’ll run for 4-5 hours in the background with notification app refresh turned off.
I mean yeah... I checked on some phone brands on an online store a few days ago and suddenly Facebook is showing ads of the exact phone models I browsed.
It doesn't matter if you opt out of being tracked. The app will still track you no matter what. Besides, if you already have the iPhone 14, they don't even need to download a app, cause esim is the easiest thing to track.
Every sim can be tracked if they want to do that ...and even if you don't use a sim they still can do it so in the end it doesn't..you are not forced to stay with same Esim..you can change it if you want , in Europe they ask your passport every time you buy a new Sim and register that number on your name ,everything is controlled since terrorists attack!
@@waqaspathan3337 you can never remove the esim & the only way it can't be tracked is to turn your phone off permanently. Also, if you don't backup your phone on a regular basis & you break or phone, all your pictures, videos & other things are completely gone & you can never get it back.
I never understood that meaning. I never spent money on free games that involves microtransactions, it's not like they're getting anything from me, but whales lol.
@@riickyworld1 Yeah but if it has no effect other than just killing your time while you may already be waiting for something else, it's more of a win situation. I do avoid games that forces you to watch ads though.
That charge buzz he is talking about at 2:55 has been there since my 2017 model MacBook pro, I'm surprised it's there on the newer ones, I thought it might be a hardware defect, never experienced that anywhere, or maybe cause of the all metal frame construction, not sure ..
I thought Apples app tracking option only stops apps from sharing data with other apps not under the same company. So as long as you agree to Meta’s “terms of service” & “privacy policy” then they can collect and share data between FB, IG, WhatsApp and any other app under the Meta brand. They technically have that right.
@@LindonSlaght Every major corporation collects your data. Here on RUclips itself, Google collects data about your preferences and builds your interest profile out of it. They do that to 1. offer better recommendations 2. earn money. They need to earn money somehow. They can’t just offer services for free. Ads also support other businesses to grow. If you want to stop other companies from knowing more about you, you can pay RUclips some money to buy RUclips premium. Which would mean more privacy for you. Now you probably won’t leave RUclips, so you will have to support RUclips either by paying or selling your data. Unfortunately greed for money is omnipresent. And if you deny them money for services, I think that is equivalent to piracy of paid software. Idk why people hate companies collecting data. Rather people should voice against leaks of personally identifiable data. And any such leak should result in largest possible fine for the negligent company. Laws should ensure leaks shouldn’t happen, and that, despite the data collection, no individual or government or organisation should have access to people’s data to personally identify and know about us. It should all be in computers.
2:40 I experienced those "buzz" in all the MacBooks since 2020. Only when the charger is plugged in or when the monitor type-C cable is plugged in. And when you are touching the floor (aka ground-ed). Also feel-able when touching the touch-ID sensor on MacBooks.
Exactly. Nice to see a few who understands how much of a nothing burger this whole privacy thing is. Now when their kids start getting dildo ads I'll just be here laughing
By the way, I find my Mac does do the same thing when I have it plugged in on a outlet. In certain scenarios it does feel like it’s vibrating but the second I unplug it it stops. It might have something to do with the AC voltage from the wall, as opposed to the DC voltage of the battery flowing through the metal and the body of the Mac being plugged in
The reason why privacy has been so popular lately is because there’s going to be big legislation that reveals a lot. All these big companies control the data used for advertising, which translates into more money.s It’s hurting smaller businesses. They don’t have this same kind of access which for years now it’s been hurting the economy. these big companies all work together so whether you’re on Google or Facebook‘s platform, you’re going to know about the major car manufacturers, the major, fast food, players & so forth. Eventually, they’re going to have to make this data more publicly available and we’re just seeing the start of it. that’s why privacy is a conversation cause companies want to keep their users data private so they wouldn’t be legally inclined to have to give it up. The data is worth more than money.
Is this in regards to using facebook/instagram in Safari instead of using the dedicated Facebook/Instagram app? So now Meta is tracking all of safari? Is that what this report means?
It’s not about removing it, they have stated multiple times it’s about trying to give users choices and understanding what the App will be collecting, some people care a lot about the trade off, others care very little about there data or would give it up to use Facebook.
@@quantuminfinity4260 brother you think apple cares of privacy even in the slightest hell naw it’s just a dick move to get more apple users apple Amazon and Facebook all collect data there is no such thing as privacy in the internet
@@swesleyharris as popular as the iphone is u think they'll survive without Facebook, instagram, whatsapp? Goodlook to apple outside the USA without them
This is on Apple. Meta is doing what Meta does. It's Apple's job to stop Meta getting all this tracking access. Meta is only doing what Apple has allowed them to do
The solution to not feel static when touching the macbook is to use a three-prong connector, the center one is ground wire, when you plug the mac with a 2-prong connector you are not discharging to ground properly.
I know exactly what you're talking about that charged getting on the laptop! I've experienced that on many devices including Samsung, Apple and even dell devices， laptops, phones, ipads. Seems something harmless bit definitely noticeable.
Lew I have that happen to me with the MacBook Pro and it’s 2012 model I’m glad you brought a slight awareness to this because it is something that happens and it’s when it’s plugged in.
Not quite, because there is no additional grounding line on the charging adapter(the charger for your Mac), so when you are touching your MacBook while charging causes a vibration/tingling feel. A voltage leak is something else entirely which is not the issue at hand.
LUE i know exactly what you’re talking about 3:00 you rub your hands across it and it like vibrates it makes you feel like it’s a texture thing but idk not enough people are talking about this
Anyone still using the Facebook app on their phone? Why anyone need an app, if you only browse it once a year for Thanksgiving family gathering? I deleted mine years ago, never once missed it
You know a company is trash and ram by some of society’s worst when they force themselves upon you in the form of app tracking despite rejecting otherwise
Can't apple just stop them from tracking keystrokes and passwords they control the software and hardware and feasibly should be able to encrypt things like the keystrokes, then for a website to access things like that it would have to ask for the decryption key
@@PanosPitsi China gives less than a damn what I do I am not their citizen. How the hell can they marginalize me explain that? Seriously they can collect to the cows come home. Not anything they can do but look at it. They aren't kicking in any doors like the open air prison America.
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It's Facebook, what do you expect?
Privacy
@Ultimate_Shadow_9971 ok
i was gonna say the same thing 😂
@Ultimate_Shadow_9971 according to my research… 🤓
They need to make... Any way possible and apple made sure Facebook is the enemy here but we all know what apple is doing to take over ads
his complete disregard of user privacy is crazy.
The vibration is caused by your macbook charger not being grounded.
could you explain how that works is it some sort of induction
@@Drew-wf9bg not induction. Essentially an apple MacBook grounds the motherboard to the case as well as through your power cable. It’s designed to used the third prong in a plug for the charger (assuming you have the extended cable), but if you don’t have one and if the air and your skin is dry enough it will conduct into you when there’s nowhere else for charge that needs to escape to go. The charge is tiny, but it’s like a little vibration feeling. MagSafe chargers for the iPhone will almost always do this. In a dry environment run a finger lightly across the metal backing, you’ll feel it.
Yup, if you use the extension cord with the third prong (instead of the two pronged plug that attaches directly to the brick) this goes away.
@@cyberhawks774 hes talking about the macbook charger no the MacBook obviously the mac is grounded
@@jackgenewtf what third prong? which plug type are y'all talking about? 😀
The laptop sensation Lew is experiencing is something I’ve dealt with every Mac I’ve had since 2015. The cause is that apple grounds its circuits to the case in case of a discharge. This shouldn’t occur if your grounding wire in a home is solid, but it still can. You’d be surprised how many plugs aren’t great in homes when we think they are. It happens particularly in dry air most often for me, which since I’m in Colorado is pretty often. MagSafe chargers for iPhone literally almost always do it. You can replicate it in a dry environment by running a pointer finger across the metal back lightly. It’s nothing to worry about though, very small current, just weird at first.
For your Mac, If you get the thee prong Apple extension cord for the charger it has a ground prong on it which will also take care of the buzz you are feeling on the case.
Also, I expect you don’t have shoes on to insulate you.
I use to have an electric blanket for the bed which did that, you can touch each others body and get that same sensation... it was really trippy.
lawyers get 60 million dollars and each individual involved will get $1.50
That thing always happens with my electronics whenever they're charging and you touch their metal part.
#metoo
It’s FACEBOOK why the FUCK should they still be in business
Yeah, they go around this using Google “affiliates” since day 1. That iPhone privacy thing was dead before it started
I had not use Facebook since 2012… deleted my account and never went back. Worst company ever if you care about privacy.
It’s not an outside court thing.
Apple prevents cross app tracking. You are using an in app browser. It’s in-app tracking. Apple never stopped this.
This lawsuit will go nowhere even if it morally Facebook should be held responsible
Agreed and if meta somehow losses this just shows the law has no stable ground
This is actually interesting. I recently turned off all notification for Facebook as I started to receive notification for random stuff. After I did that, Facebook started to sending me emails notifications. I thought it was very weird.
That laptop buzz thing happens to my MacBook whenever I charge and now i never touch while I charge
It’s a grounding wire problem. Happens when a third prong isn’t used or if your homes grounding circuit doesn’t fully rid the excess charge on a Mac.
Meta is so dead... in 5 years time the company will be in ruin!
you forgot they own whats app
I’m so happy the witty banter is back in show!!
I knew it. Asked app not to track from first day the feature was made available, and still could tell on a number of occasions that I was still being tracked.
You are using their app man. They can track whatever they want within it. Or stop using their apps. Simple
@@kylebelle246 I'm talking about tracking my activity on other apps, not their own app. That's the essence of the feature in iOS.
@@SambSvD they are tracking via their in app browser.
@@kylebelle246 it's activity and interests on Amazon and Google Chrome stand-alone Apps. It's either they are still tracking activity on other Apps, or the feature in iOS is flawed.
Fine them the entire value of the company, including all share holders!!! Then arrest The CEO and take all his properties.
Apple vs Meta...Fight!
Bet 100 bucks for apple gonna win with its privacy law
I’ve noticed that Facebook is the only app that runs in the background on my iPhone 14 pro max and it’ll run for 4-5 hours in the background with notification app refresh turned off.
You know saying on my phone is shorter than the phone model
I mean yeah... I checked on some phone brands on an online store a few days ago and suddenly Facebook is showing ads of the exact phone models I browsed.
Apple vs Meta is a good match up, rooting for 🍎
I hope Facebook burns down metaphorically.
Agent Zuckerberg, what did y'all expect?!
They CEO of the company is lizard, very bizzare and awkward human being.
Yup no earth origin like alien, maybe he is the first ailen that infiltrate our earth
@@i.t21b_alphonso_luis_vallejo I mean just the way he acts there's something wrong with the guy.
It doesn't matter if you opt out of being tracked. The app will still track you no matter what. Besides, if you already have the iPhone 14, they don't even need to download a app, cause esim is the easiest thing to track.
Every sim can be tracked if they want to do that ...and even if you don't use a sim they still can do it so in the end it doesn't..you are not forced to stay with same Esim..you can change it if you want , in Europe they ask your passport every time you buy a new Sim and register that number on your name ,everything is controlled since terrorists attack!
What are you saying? Do you know what it means to be tracked? The esim has no impact here
@@waqaspathan3337 you can never remove the esim & the only way it can't be tracked is to turn your phone off permanently. Also, if you don't backup your phone on a regular basis & you break or phone, all your pictures, videos & other things are completely gone & you can never get it back.
@@2078smith you turn it off with airplane mode
Tracking is one thing, Data Collection is another.
Almost all carriers can track ur location.
that buzzing thing does happen to me... sometimes it stings me too 💀
⚡🐍It's static 😂
@@Digital111 not static, grounding issue.
If the app is free you are the product
I never understood that meaning. I never spent money on free games that involves microtransactions, it's not like they're getting anything from me, but whales lol.
@@Lexyvil ads. They get paid by showing you ads in the game app. That’s why lots of games are free for the users.
@@riickyworld1 Yeah but if it has no effect other than just killing your time while you may already be waiting for something else, it's more of a win situation. I do avoid games that forces you to watch ads though.
That charge buzz he is talking about at 2:55 has been there since my 2017 model MacBook pro, I'm surprised it's there on the newer ones, I thought it might be a hardware defect, never experienced that anywhere, or maybe cause of the all metal frame construction, not sure ..
I thought Apples app tracking option only stops apps from sharing data with other apps not under the same company.
So as long as you agree to Meta’s “terms of service” & “privacy policy” then they can collect and share data between FB, IG, WhatsApp and any other app under the Meta brand. They technically have that right.
But 𝒔𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 they?
@@LindonSlaght yeah why not
That’s it! I am done using WhatsApp!
refer to 1:35 of the video.
@@LindonSlaght Every major corporation collects your data. Here on RUclips itself, Google collects data about your preferences and builds your interest profile out of it. They do that to 1. offer better recommendations 2. earn money. They need to earn money somehow. They can’t just offer services for free. Ads also support other businesses to grow. If you want to stop other companies from knowing more about you, you can pay RUclips some money to buy RUclips premium. Which would mean more privacy for you. Now you probably won’t leave RUclips, so you will have to support RUclips either by paying or selling your data. Unfortunately greed for money is omnipresent. And if you deny them money for services, I think that is equivalent to piracy of paid software.
Idk why people hate companies collecting data. Rather people should voice against leaks of personally identifiable data. And any such leak should result in largest possible fine for the negligent company. Laws should ensure leaks shouldn’t happen, and that, despite the data collection, no individual or government or organisation should have access to people’s data to personally identify and know about us. It should all be in computers.
Never should key taps be tracked or logged..ever
Always use a VPN. These companies get paid from selling your information.
Yup thats why i love apple having that policy or rules
@@i.t21b_alphonso_luis_vallejo brother apple is no different infact their the king of data collecting
2:40 I experienced those "buzz" in all the MacBooks since 2020. Only when the charger is plugged in or when the monitor type-C cable is plugged in. And when you are touching the floor (aka ground-ed). Also feel-able when touching the touch-ID sensor on MacBooks.
Here’s and idea?? Remove that piece of shit app from your phone, and Tik tok which is worse cause the Chinese are
In control of that.
This privacy policy is hurting small business owners more than Meta!
I dont mind being tracked for a good product ads.
Exactly. Nice to see a few who understands how much of a nothing burger this whole privacy thing is. Now when their kids start getting dildo ads I'll just be here laughing
Yup I feel the buzz too on my MacBook, sometimes if your arm rests on it, the laptop will give you a sharp pinch....
By the way, I find my Mac does do the same thing when I have it plugged in on a outlet. In certain scenarios it does feel like it’s vibrating but the second I unplug it it stops. It might have something to do with the AC voltage from the wall, as opposed to the DC voltage of the battery flowing through the metal and the body of the Mac being plugged in
Its best to just close your Facebook account. The world is better off without them.
The reason why privacy has been so popular lately is because there’s going to be big legislation that reveals a lot. All these big companies control the data used for advertising, which translates into more money.s It’s hurting smaller businesses. They don’t
have this same kind of access which for years now it’s been hurting the economy. these big companies all work together so whether you’re on Google or Facebook‘s platform, you’re going to know about the major car manufacturers, the major, fast food, players & so forth. Eventually, they’re going to have to make this data more publicly available and we’re just seeing the start of it. that’s why privacy is a conversation cause companies want to keep their users data private so they wouldn’t be legally inclined to have to give it up. The data is worth more than money.
Is this in regards to using facebook/instagram in Safari instead of using the dedicated Facebook/Instagram app? So now Meta is tracking all of safari? Is that what this report means?
Of Apple was serious about stopping meta from doing this they would take the app of the App Store.
It’s not about removing it, they have stated multiple times it’s about trying to give users choices and understanding what the App will be collecting, some people care a lot about the trade off, others care very little about there data or would give it up to use Facebook.
@@quantuminfinity4260 brother you think apple cares of privacy even in the slightest hell naw it’s just a dick move to get more apple users apple Amazon and Facebook all collect data there is no such thing as privacy in the internet
@@quantuminfinity4260 Ohh its definitely about removing it. They break the terms you get removed.
@@swesleyharris as popular as the iphone is u think they'll survive without Facebook, instagram, whatsapp? Goodlook to apple outside the USA without them
My devices always have that buzz when they’re on charge
Why apple can't make it's own app?
bro the vibration on your laptop is no earthing issue🥴
Yeah it is. I get that when in Vietnam because a lot of the Power points don't even have a earthing plug.
@@Matthewjk23 seems dangerous! grounding wires are kind of a huge safety thing
This is on Apple. Meta is doing what Meta does. It's Apple's job to stop Meta getting all this tracking access. Meta is only doing what Apple has allowed them to do
funny how bb back in the day was big on privacy but only few people cared as evident by their end. now look.
It happens with my mac too
The solution to not feel static when touching the macbook is to use a three-prong connector, the center one is ground wire, when you plug the mac with a 2-prong connector you are not discharging to ground properly.
I know exactly what you're talking about that charged getting on the laptop! I've experienced that on many devices including Samsung, Apple and even dell devices， laptops, phones, ipads. Seems something harmless bit definitely noticeable.
meRa or meTa…. Stop changing the T for an R… is not me Ra, is me Ta
Chocolate mint caught by Meta
“clicking all the buttons” except the delete button. That’s the only one that stops the tracking.
It’s a free service. They have to make money somehow.
2:52 its called Static Shock
Like 8 versions ago they took away the option to shut off the microphone in the settings.
Nah it’s still there it just disappear after you leave it off for awhile you gotta open the camera on Facebook to activate the pop up
Lew I have that happen to me with the MacBook Pro and it’s 2012 model I’m glad you brought a slight awareness to this because it is something that happens and it’s when it’s plugged in.
yes it is nothing to worry about however as this applies to all MacBooks when charging
@@MateoOG oh ok I figured. As long as it’s nothing to be concerned about other than that weird sensation
@@NewYorkDashCam yeah, there’s no need to be worried about it
He's an agent... They told you.
I thought I was the only one feeling that 'Buzz' on metallic parts of any device
I hate Meta. They made the word Occulus irellevant, which sounded meaningful and cool for a VR Headset name (based on oculi for eyes).
My 2020 MacBook Pro 16" does the same thing when its charging!
I'm not surprised at this point. Meta is losing a lot of money after apple released the tracking feature. I'm glad don't use meta's apps since 2015.
Lmao… a Meta advert video played before starting this video.
This is what happen when a hacker becomes owner of a technology.....
I always have the bizz thing on my laptop thought it was normal
Oh I know about that poor grounding in the laptops and other metal devices
Me and my friends only speak about a product or thing and it comes up as an ig add 😂immagine
Get ‘‘em apple
Didn't Apple give us 1,000 reasons how Facebook can't track us now 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Meta taking privacy seriously…
yeah they seriously violate user data privacy.
Dr. feeling them 60hz on his fingers
Meta = stubborn academy 😂
So this mean we can get in on this
I though I’d be the only one to feel this slight buzz
This is why I won’t install Facebook on my iPhone 14 pro max when I get it
This could get interesting
I get that buzz feeling on my iPhone, iPad and Macbook, feels like a voltage leak to earth to me.
Not quite, because there is no additional grounding line on the charging adapter(the charger for your Mac), so when you are touching your MacBook while charging causes a vibration/tingling feel. A voltage leak is something else entirely which is not the issue at hand.
Voltage leaking mostly occurs do to older electronics and electrical systems; Such as a house breaker.
apple should start its own social media app
Maybe Apple should get rid of all in-app browsers on their devices.
LUE i know exactly what you’re talking about 3:00 you rub your hands across it and it like vibrates it makes you feel like it’s a texture thing but idk not enough people are talking about this
I'm not interested in Facebook anymore they always have some lawsuit going. Tell me more about the mint chocolate that's been tossed around.
I had to disable meta services on my S22. It was making my phone freeze
My Macbook Air does the same weird vibration thing while its charging, it's a very strange sensation.
Meta is GROSS 🤮
And Apple itself made me angry.
Facebook is full a shit
Yup Zuckerberg himself is reincarnation of sht
Nothing in life is free. If something is handed to you for free from a company, bet your butt you’re paying somehow somewhere. Usually with your data.
You should totally stop using any app under meta’s frame. People need to just get out of everything if they want their privacy
"These alligations are without merit" Yeah I know right how could those buffoons mistake you caring about their safety for invasive tracking!
I deactivated my Facebook screw meta. I don’t even miss Facebook.
Meta is hacking your Macbook
Anyone still using the Facebook app on their phone? Why anyone need an app, if you only browse it once a year for Thanksgiving family gathering? I deleted mine years ago, never once missed it
You know a company is trash and ram by some of society’s worst when they force themselves upon you in the form of app tracking despite rejecting otherwise
Well good thing I don’t use Facebook
Can't apple just stop them from tracking keystrokes and passwords they control the software and hardware and feasibly should be able to encrypt things like the keystrokes, then for a website to access things like that it would have to ask for the decryption key
Come on it’s Facebook, I unno can’t see this as a mistake. It’s how they operate. They need data, the machine just needs more data.
Yesses yesses finally iphone out yess👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪 Android is the PowerPoint presentation just Android
Honestly, who the hell uses Facebook anymore. I deleted mine 2 years ago, I only use instagram and TikTok.
Get a Huawei phone very liberating. You can put anything on it and US tech stalking is nonexistent. Getting a laptop next and Windows goes away too.
You are so smart, replacing American spyware with Chinese spyware.
@@PanosPitsi China gives less than a damn what I do I am not their citizen. How the hell can they marginalize me explain that? Seriously they can collect to the cows come home. Not anything they can do but look at it. They aren't kicking in any doors like the open air prison America.
@@PanosPitsi exactly 😂😂😂
more reasons to not install instagram on my phone
It’s mark zugaberg of course he’s going to break the rules
So Facebook is next fortnite?
I find it funny when people rage about these issues. 😂😂 u think nobody gonna spy on u in this 21st century especially social media apps. ?Come on