A headlining feature of Apple’s new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display is the long-awaited addition of a touchscreen. However, not everyone has been so thrilled about this addition. Here’s how you can turn it off.
For those who would rather have a touch-free experience, there is a simple toggle to completely disable the touchscreen on the new MacBook Pro:
After enabling this, your Mac will completely ignore all touches (except for the setting toggle itself, just in case).
If you would rather disable or customize certain gestures rather than disable touch altogether, you can customize most gestures. Just choose the Touch Display option at the end of System Settings.
Alternatively, if you are having trouble using touch gestures, you can set up Touch Accommodations and AssistiveTouch from the Touch Gestures accessibility settings panel.
If you would also like to disable the glowing Apple logo, you can learn how to do so here. Also, make sure to check out 9to5Mac’s review of the MacBook Pro and its PROLED XDR display!
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