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sólana💫

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7/16/2026
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Okay so this might not be that big of a deal, but, I wish that they had black people or P.O.C in general as profile pictures for everybody not just when you reach a certain level in the app. Currently my profile pictures of a white girl and I'm not white and, I just wish it was different because on other apps, I can customize my profile picture to any character that resembles me most and even, customize little characters. I just think that when it comes to your ethnicity or race, that shouldn't be something that you have to earn in the app. What do you guys think? 🙏🏾🌻

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Audrey

7/16/2026

I totally agree! I mean I'm white but still none of the profile pictures really look like me and I wish we could customize the individual parts like on duolingo and other apps.

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sólana💫

7/17/2026

I totally agree, I love that feature on duolingo, thanks for sharing💓💓💓

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Audrey

7/17/2026

ofc!

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💖🌸Corina García🌸💖

7/17/2026

I'm not white nor black I would just love a picture with my skin tone and have my own accessories

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IS Team

7/20/2026

Hey! 👋 We agree—there should be more free profile picture options from the start so more people feel represented. We’ll be adding more! ❤️ Customizable avatars aren’t planned right now, but we appreciate the suggestion.

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sólana💫

7/21/2026

Wow, thanks so much for taking the time to give this update, love your app!🩷

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