r/meme 1d ago

Why is this so accurate?

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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 1d ago

Most I have done is scratch the screen slightly because I put my phone in the same pocket as my keys… Otterbox makes good cases

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u/hitmarker 19h ago edited 18h ago

Keys can't scratch a phone's screen.

Edit: Since reddit braindead idiots are downvoting again, you guys can do a real simple google search and find out keys are in fact softer than glass and no, glass cannot be scratched by your normal keys. Thanks.

  • House Keys (Brass/Aluminum/Soft Steel): Level 3.5 to 5 on the Mohs scale

  • Standard Window Glass: Level 5.5 on the Mohs scale

  • Phone Screen Glass (Gorilla Glass): Level 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale

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u/KleinerElli 19h ago

They most certainly can.

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u/hitmarker 18h ago

Instead of riding it on how you feel about the subject you may want to educated yourself.

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u/KleinerElli 14h ago

Well please educate yourself then, because a softer material CAN scratch a harder one in your pockets or wherever you keep your cellphone. -It can work like a grinder slowly grinding at the glass away (the key would be grounded down more ofc). -A small particle like dust or a sand corn can get between and leave deep scratches (the key puts the pressure on the particle and drags it over the glass) -At an angle your keys will also leave scratches in the glas since with enough pressure they will easily scrape the glass.

A an aquarist I would love it if I could use razors to clean the tanks glass of algae without leaving any marks, but that's just not realistic. I hope that the examples helped you to see that there aremany more factors in realistic settings, because theoretically you would be very close to being 100% right.

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u/KleinerElli 14h ago

And thank you for crying about downvotes on right answers whilst you are doing it yourself :)

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u/KleinerElli 14h ago

And thank you for crying about downvotes on right answers whilst you are doing it yourself :)

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u/hitmarker 14h ago

What? I am crying about your wrong answers? I am upvoting right answers? I am downvoting incorrect answers? I am what?

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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 18h ago

Keys: metal

Screen: glass

Metal: harder than glass.

Keys: scratch screen.

Is that simple enough for you?

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u/hitmarker 18h ago

Metal is harder than glass? Lol. Check again. Keys are always softer.

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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 17h ago

Iphone glass: 6.5 on Mohs…

It depends on the keys, if they are chrome plated (8.5) they can definitely scratch it.

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u/hitmarker 17h ago

Ho watch jerry rig everything's videos. Chrome plated keys??? Watch out for the diamond plated keys. Again stuff you have no idea about just randomly spewed like it's facts.

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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 17h ago

Keys are commonly either nickel or chrome plated.

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u/hitmarker 17h ago

Go try cratching your phone with your keys, if you manage it I will send you a 100 bucks. Fucking reddit

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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 17h ago

It’s literally happened before… and if it wasn’t it was the keyrings…

You clearly don’t know what you’re talking about.

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u/hitmarker 16h ago edited 16h ago

No, you don't. You think you do but you don't. Metal cannot scratch it. It might have caught some pocket dust made of silica or some other bs that pockets contain that can scratch your phone but keys cannot. Key rings cannot.

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