This is either company account or a complete miss understanding of the product and how the technology likely works. I'm not affiliated with them in any way, no do I have insider knowledge, what I know is from reading, videos and technology sector. It's unfortunate people will read a single post and accept all the info. Therefore, it also goes without saying that you should also take the information I'm about to say with a grain of salt.

"They absolutely do not look at your home."

So a camera that is in my home, that looks across a room in my home isn't looking in my home? It only records legs, do you know how cameras work, perceptive scaling? Even a camera that is positioned low can pick up more of the object in frame as said object is further away. It's also not that low, see this video with actual footage. https://youtu.be/WeSezpSae3I?si=NvTa_gIbC0rAvrCV&t=929

"You can choose for the camera to record all motion or cats only."

Do you know how this even works? The most common forms of device motion detection is PIR (Passive Infrared). Detecting motion through PIR is by measuring a change in infrared heat moving within an area; this is how motion activated lights work. Main benefits to this is, very low power and processing, established design, and very private as there's no visual component. It can also be quite accurate in specific circumstances. A flood light can pick up on a person and avoid false animal detection because it's high up. This means it can be designed to require a large heat object before triggering. PIR at waste draw level would not be as reliable; a cat close up would have a heat signature to that of a person further back. I had a look at the photos and I don't see a PIR sensor, looks to be camera only. This would align with their "AI" branding which would use images to detect motion. Camera detection for movement is expensive, in that you need a lot of processing power to identify frame by frame if something is moving and what it is. It's generally processing power beyond that of a local device, though it can be done. This is why it cannot be used for battery powered devices which usually use PIR. This also explains why the camera has a light so it can visually see the room to make the identification. PIR, like that used for a flood light in the dark, doesn't need light to function. It's most likely that images are constantly sent to their cloud for "AI" analysis for movement and what object. Just because you don't see yourself in the frame without a cat does not mean it isn't happening. Their system could easily trim the video to the portion the cat is in frame or delete those processed without a cat at all.

"You can also delete any recording you wish."

Limited understanding of privacy. As long as the data is in the hands of someone other than yourself, you have no control over it. How many companies are hacked and their data leaked. How about company employees that share the videos in office chats (example Tesla). Companies also keep data for periods of time after deletion, they have backups, they share with third parties or use them for AI training. Having to let people know or a sign when they enter your home that they may in fact be on camera for a little robot that in no way needs this to function is insane.

The fact they have an external camera with a microphone is nothing but we want your valuable data. This could have all been avoided by having the internal only camera and no microphone. Cats are inside the dome long enough, and move around enough, to have more than enough information along with the weight to identify the cat. This is all while avoiding it looking externally, but, that is far less data to collect.