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I literally tried as hard as I could to scratch the screen of my iPhone 3G after I retired it. Keys, paper clip, knife... the screen is unscratchable. Are you
by raldi 15y ago
I literally tried as hard as I could to scratch the screen of my iPhone 3G after I retired it. Keys, paper clip, knife... the screen is unscratchable. Are your wife's car keys made of diamond?
- mootothemax 15y agoI literally tried as hard as I could to scratch the screen of my iPhone 3G after I retired it. Keys, paper clip, knife... the screen is unscratchable. Are your wife's car keys made of diamond? Heh, your guess is as good as mine ;) The keys from our old flat were a mix of both large old-style keys and some fancy super-secure-looking thing with a few potential nasty spikes on it. But still - I don't see how anything else scratched it when the was inside the bag :)
- dpark 15y agoI don't know if the glass is the same as the iPhone, but my iPad 2 has scratches on the screen from going in and out of a book bag (separate compartment, too) for a few trips before I got a case/cover. Metal might not scatch it easily, but then metal generally doesn't scratch glass easily anyway. A little sand or grit can certainly do the job, though. That said, a case won't protect your phone screen anyway. You need a screen protector for that. I don't bother with either on my phone, but my wife does.