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this might be exactly the reason.. I'm in the Netherlands. Overhere, a company can not simply dismiss its responsibility by writing on a piece of paper it does not "consider itself" responsible. Nevertheless, making it stick costs more than the repairs I guess..
I know some people who service Apple's and who could fix it for 10-20 bucks, but then I would loose my warranty since they are not certified service centers.
Funny. I use the same model Kensington lock with my MBP and never had a problem like that. The rubber ring does make it more snug than other models and I was worried that it would damage the computer at first, but it never has. I have a feeling that perhaps Apple forgot to put the steel plate in yours, or something like that... but bleh... that's ugly... sorry .
I have the plate, I can see it, bent and all, through the hole
anyway, I'm about to visit a certified apple repairshop
keep you posted
PS: on the american apple shop, a lot of people who bought this lock through the apple store have given user feedback and every single one has had this problem