So yes, your screen can still be scratched, and it's probably the sand in your pocket or bag that's causing it. Any object harder than your screen will scratch it, and while Corning hasn't officially released its glass' Mohs hardness rating (Opens in a new window), most testers have found it to lie between a 6 and 7 (the highest value, 10, is as hard as diamonds). These scratches likely come from sand and other particles with hard minerals in them, like quartz and topaz. The scratches aren't deep, but they're definitely there. Take a look at my Google Pixel 2, for example. It is not, however, unscratchable, as some people believe. The iPhone 12 Ceramic Shield screen, also from Corning, is supposed to be even tougher. Corning's Gorilla Glass will not scratch if you rub it with your keys or loose change, which is a big step forward. The glass on your gadgets has gotten a lot more scratch-resistant since the days of the iPod.
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