Pretty sure they are . Worst case scenario you sell them after you get them . Should be easy to flip . <| sep |> Again , please show me exactly which study you mainly reference . It ' s not that the drugs are restructuring their brains , but their brains were structured in a way that made them more likely to abuse drugs is the way that I see it . Might be wrong on that . <| sep |> Not true . It may protect from scratching but could increase chances of shattering . Glass is amorphous . When cooled the molecules create random bonds at diff strength . So that ' s why some people can luck out based on where the impact hits and how it ' s distributed . if you put something over it that doesn ' t do a good job of distributing force it could even break the stronger bonds during impact in which the force is concentrated to heavily in one area . My friend shattered his android m 8 with a protector on . I ' ve been lucky to have never had an issue without the protector . Honestly it ' s just luck in most cases . Whether you have the protector or not . But you shouldn ' t go cheap with a protector . Now I think phones with removal back cover can survive better if designed well . Lumia 830520 are great examples . They were done well because every time I dropped them the back cover and battery flew across the area . That means the force was distributed to that area and saved the phone . Not sure the 950 series is done like that . Sometimes the internals don ' t allow for that type of design .