What's your favorite way to communicate when using a messaging service?

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Text58%

Audio30%

Video9%

Emojis only!1%

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Associate Vice President, Information Technology & CISO in Education3 years ago

I selected text... But admittedly I've carried on full conversations with Bitmoji without a word of text...

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Associate Vice President, Information Technology & CISO in Education3 years ago

Perhaps an enhancement request... Allow Bitmoji use in the Pulse app 👍

C-Suite in Construction3 years ago

Text for formal conversations and voice for closer circle…

IT Manager in Constructiona month ago

Voice and Text for informal but Videos for formal communication

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