The NSA Knows You Are Addicted to Angry Birds: Katherine Mangu-Ward on Cavuto

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 1.29.2014 4:45 PM

Reason Managing Editor Katherine Mangu-Ward discusses the NSA spying through Angry Birds and other apps on Fox News' Your World with Cavuto.

Airdate: January 28, 2013

About 3 minutes.

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Fist of Etiquette 11 years ago

Neil is worried the NSA has his Snapchat.
RishJoMo 11 years ago

Man that jsut looks like its gonna be some really cool stuff.

http://www.AnonStuffz.tk
nailzer 11 years ago

Put your device into airplane mode, play your Angry Birds and don't worry about the NSA.

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