New Study Finds That Cats Are Secretly Tech Support Experts

A groundbreaking study from the Institute of Feline Studies has revealed that cats are not just beloved pets—they are also secret tech support experts. This surprising discovery is making waves in the technology and pet communities alike.

Researchers first noticed a pattern: computer problems seemed to resolve themselves whenever a cat was nearby. “At first, we thought it was just coincidence,” said Dr. Whisker, the lead researcher. “But soon we realized that cats were actively fixing the issues.”

The study found that cats possess an innate ability to troubleshoot common technology problems. “They have a natural talent for walking across keyboards and, somehow, entering the exact sequence of keys to solve the problem,” explained Dr. Whisker. Cat owners worldwide have shared stories of their pets displaying remarkable tech support skills. “My cat, Mr. Fluffy, fixed my Wi-Fi by sitting on the router. Suddenly, the signal was stronger than ever,” said one owner.

Further investigation revealed that cats have influenced the tech industry for years. “The ‘sleep’ mode on computers was actually inspired by cats,” Dr. Whisker noted, highlighting the feline impact on technology design.

Despite their expertise, cats remain mysterious about their skills. “They won’t share their secrets,” said a frustrated tech support agent. “Every time I ask for help, they just purr and walk away.”

As news of the study spreads, tech companies are considering hiring cats as part of their support teams. “It’s a cost-effective solution,” said one CEO. “Cats work for treats and belly rubs, and they bring a unique approach to technology troubleshooting.”

The study concludes that the next time your computer acts up, you might want to ask your cat for help. With their hidden tech support abilities, cats are proving to be valuable allies in solving technology problems—just be sure to reward them with some catnip for their efforts.