Their main selling point seems to be that they can take "authentic pictures of people with different skin tones" (translated to English from German by me, as I

Their main selling point seems to be that they can take "authentic pictures of people with different skin tones" (translated to English from German by me, as I can't get Google to show me the English page). Google truly is all in on diversity. Wonder how it will work out for them. Nothing against people with different skin tones, but how different will the skin tones of the average people an individual is surrounded with be? I personally don't know people of so many different skin colors that I ever worried about that issue, but perhaps it is different for many people in the US?