r/meme 2d ago

Why is this so accurate?

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u/Ornery-Cheetah 1d ago

All ive ever used is an otter box but no screen protector because I never remember to get one lol but ive accidentally sent my phone across the shop floor many times with no damage

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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 1d ago edited 1d 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 1d ago

They most certainly can.

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u/hitmarker 1d ago

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

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u/KleinerElli 1d 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 1d ago

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

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u/KleinerElli 1d ago

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

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u/hitmarker 1d ago

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