I've called Apple Support a bunch of times, but I got conflicting answers.
To my knowledge, new technology makes it okay to keep the charger plugged in non-stop, but I want to make sure I am properly caring the computer.
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@GeorgeGarside Thanks. Do you happen to have any other documentation or references other than that post? – user3ffgfgfgfgfg50064 Aug 11 '14 at 22:57
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If you mean you may have to remove the charger when the battery is at 100%, even though (I don't actually know whether it does) mbp disallowed current input, i'd remove it anyway. I hope I answered your question.
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I've seen no reputable source say removing the charger when it's 100% helps. The battery is already topped off and it won't matter much if you leave it then. – bmike Aug 11 '14 at 23:17
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don't leave your Mac plugged in for long periods at a time, say, over a week. The battery needs to exercise, and if it's plugged in for a really long time, it might "atrophy." – JuanRocamonde Aug 11 '14 at 23:41