Minga 4+

Hi! my school Ventura High School had just begun using this app. They have created a rule that if you go over 5 minutes you get a tardy, 3 tardys = detention and so on. the restrooms at our school are very spread out, the building i am in while typing this is a three minute walk to the nearest bathroom. this app is also ineffective for our school because supposedly we are not supposed to use our phones during school but it is an often event the school wifi is not working and chromebooks will not connect. they can take away our phones during class if they are out yet we need it to use the restroom. the woman’s bathroom is constantly filled with a line. the men often have to go to the bathroom one at a time because school rules. i am snitching myself out here but as we have started using this app, i already have 3 period absences. it’s only been two days. this app is not effective whatsoever and i apologize to the creator but this app is totalitarianism. our school is totalitarianism and this app adds to it.

thank you for reading. if you want to be respected by your students do not use this app, we are petitioning and scheduling event in disagreement to this app.

Minga, unfortunately, falls short of expectations, primarily due to its glaring issue of slow menu times. Navigating through the app becomes an exercise in patience, as every interaction is marred by frustrating delays. The laggy interface not only detracts from the overall user experience but also raises concerns about the app's optimization.
From opening the menu to accessing various features, each step feels like a waiting game. This sluggishness significantly hampers the app's efficiency, making even simple tasks unnecessarily time-consuming. It's disheartening that such a fundamental aspect of user interaction, like swift and responsive menu navigation, has not been adequately addressed. In an era where seamless and fast app experiences are the norm, Minga's performance in this regard is disappointing. Users expect apps to keep up with their pace, and the persistent slowdowns in Minga make it difficult to overlook this critical flaw. Until the issue of slow menu times is addressed and improved, Minga remains a frustrating choice for those seeking efficiency and responsiveness in their mobile applications.

Let me set the scene, it was a normal day at school, I was in my pre calc class. That day school lunch was tacos and apparently there was cheese in them and I didn’t know (I’m lactose intolerant) and so I got a pass to go to the bathroom from my teacher. As I’m in the bathroom taking a dump i realize the time ran out, and then out from the toilet comes a head. Thats right. It was skibidi toilet, I then burst out of the stall and ran out of the bathroom, with skibidi toilet still chasing me. As I thought through what could have happened thats when I remembered, they were the minga police. I had only heard rumors of them, whispered under the breaths of scared students, but I didnt think that they were real! I turned the corner and then BAM! I it was almost unreal, I was in the middle of a street as I looked up I saw it, the thing that would alter my life forever, I was in Springfield Ohio, and I had no way to get back, I’m writing this as I’m trudging through the harsh terrain and my battery is about to die. Here’s a warning to all people wanting to use this app DONT