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So you have one of the most fun groups here that i've seen so far at ces. these are great. you have this beautiful booth that you spent a lot of money on. what do you hope to get out of the next few days? >> well, for the most part, this is a great opportunity for us to hear from the consumer, twhat they like, what they don't like about it. do they understand what we're actually building. a great platform to get that kind of feedback where it will take us months and months if we don't have an opportunity like this here. >> the founder of ozobot's company developed a golf ball sized robot that ...

Morning, the first thing i do is log on to the cnn app. but then the question is, what happens next. angry birds, one of the most popular game applications, has been downloaded more than 1 billion times. but the next time you open it up, could the nsa be tracking you. according to the why the new york times" the nsa is trying to collect user data from apps. so-called leaky apps that spew everything from user identification codes to where they have been that day. >> if you want to track what people are doing on the internet, you have to move to apps. that's what's driving nsa to track apps. >> ...

Contractor. and you know him well. edward snowden. we get more details now from barbara starr. >> reporter: angry birds, one of the most popular game applications, has been downloaded more than 1 billion times. but the next time you open it up, could the nsa be tracking you? according to the "new york times," the nsa is trying to collect and store user data from apps. the time says the classified program focuses on so-called leaky apps that spew everything from user's smartphone identification codes to where they have been that day. >> if you want to track what people are doing on the internet...