M1 Mac SSD wear probably a far smaller problem than it appears

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By Ben LovejoyMar 11, 2021, 10:16 am685 pts
Concerns about excessive M1 Mac SSD wear may be exaggerated, suggests a piece today. Reports had earlier suggested that some machines might hit the rated wear limits of their soldered-in SSDs in less than six months. The issue came to light last month when M1 Mac users started sharing SSD wear rates on Twitter…

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