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Mina showed the app to several residents at a small meeting in the building. When the first translations came out, people laughed and asked her to say the funniest lines again. At first Mina enjoyed the reaction, but then she noticed that some residents cared more about the jokes than about what the cats actually needed.
The cats soon grew irritated because the humans kept asking them to perform. Pixel said the humans were acting as if cat thoughts were just public entertainment. Mina could see that the cats were losing patience with all the attention.
Later, Leo told Mina in private that he did not want every cat conversation shared with everyone. Mina understood that translation was not only a way to communicate; it also created a privacy problem. After that, she decided the app should not be used like a toy.
Mina stopped the meeting and told everyone that the app would only be used for important conversations. She explained that the cats deserved respect and privacy. The residents were disappointed, but Taro could see that Mina was serious.