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Here, the best "Would You Rather" questions to ask your friends, family, and complete strangers next time you're looking to have some fun.

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How many of us have typed something over Slack, WhatsApp or email that we wouldn’t want our bosses to see? And yet employers have the right to read everything we write on our work devices.