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Poll: Are you still doing virtual hang-outs with family and friends?

Nostalgic for Zoom quizzes?

REMEMBER ZOOM QUIZZES? Of course you do. In the early days of lockdown life, virtual hangouts were both a salvation and a curse – a strange and often underwhelming substitution for real-life meetings and gatherings. 

For many, they’ve been cast aside now more freedoms are allowed – hopefully forever. 

But with new restrictions introduced, perhaps the virtual hangout isn’t totally over. Or perhaps some people learned to love seeing friends and family safely – and easily – over a screen?

So today we want to know: Are you still doing virtual hangouts with friends and family?


Poll Results:

No (7161)
I never did them in the first place (2617)
Rarely (1198)
Yes (1074)

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