Isn't it a little bit egocentric? Yeah, you obviously would take a better drop resistance any day as you never used an iphone without a protector and thus you literally do not care about the scratch resistance of the glass. What about the 50+% of all the buyers that does not use any screen protector? What about that millions of people? But let's think only about ourself, right?
Most of us here does not have money problem, I can pay for 30 screen replacements rn and I will not even notice it. The reason why I and most of us here will not use a screen protector is because they handicap the phone and the joy of using it.
Also provide source how the iphone 11 glass is gorilla glass 6, because apple said it's a custom formula as all the previous years. Yes, it's gorilla glass or atleast made by corning, but this does not mean exactly GG6. In fact, samsung screens does not scratch that bad. Waiting for you to provide 124+ pages long thread about scratch on samsung phones. They got official forums or famous fan made ones, go ahead - show us. We want also 100 pictures like the ones showed here. Person who recently didn't use for a day a phone without a screen protector comes here to talk about it like he is some engineer working that lol.
And how shatter resistance benefits more the user vs scratch resistance? You make no sense. 50% and more of their buyers DOES NOT USE A SCREEN PROTECTOR. How exactly f over that same 50% of they buyers is worth a little bit better shatter resistance when the other 50% that use a screen protector are.. well, PROTECTED from drops already and their screen protector will do what it's designed to do - break instead of the screen. If the angle is right, iphone 11 will break the same as XS and your phone will survive the same no matter if xs or 11, you have a screen protector.
We on the other hand can't use t he phone without one right now as it will scratch from nothing. Great decision, but I would bet it's bad engineering and QA testing of the glass. Someone is fired already, but keep going to tell us how great the glass is.