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For me it’s trying to put on a screen protector on my phone then afterwards noticing that spec of dust just sitting there in direct view
Always use the dust sticker.
That's a fancy way to overcharge scotch tape.
They usually include one with the screen protector, so I use it, but yeah, Scotch tape works great.
Yep but there is always that one spec of dust that still manages to find its way under the screen protector
I'd love to laugh and agree with you, but using tape WILL get rid of the dust if you look carefully. I haven't had dust under any of my screen protectors in decades.
the only time I've ever managed a perfect install is when I worked in a lab that had a HEPA filtered laminar airflow hood where not-already-disinfected items (like a phone) were allowed in it