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Screen protector poll ends, Apple TV poll begins

Last updated: May 16, 2021 4:07 pm UTC
By Jesse Hollington

With over 1,800 votes from readers, our latest poll—Do you use a screen protector or film on your iPhone or iPad?—has now ended. With the evolution of Apple’s device lineup over the years and iPhones and iPads becoming more common, we were curious to know how many of our readers still use screen protection, and if so what their reasons were for doing so.


Responses from the overall majority of our readers were pretty closely split between those who don’t feel a screen protector is needed at all (40%) and those who use one primarily for protection (39%).

Of the remaining responses, twelve percent indicated that they’d like to use one, but really don’t like its impact on their device’s screen, seven percent indicated that they do use a screen protector for oth protection and anti-glare, and two percent use one primarily for anti-glare purposes. One percent of respondents indicated that they simply don’t want to pay for one.


With a new report that a next-generation Apple TV may be adding game support, we’re curious to know what you, our readers, would like to see in the next-generation of Apple’s set-top box.

Is gaming the next big thing, or should Apple simply continue expanding content availability on the box, or is it time for Apple to open the doors to a full Apple TV App Store? Our latest poll What would you most like to see in a new Apple TV set-top box? lets you have your say. You can vote below right now, or, as always, can find the iLounge Poll in the left-hand column of the main iLounge.com homepage. Cast your vote today and let us know what you think!

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