Angry Birds site hacked following NSA revelations Hackers infiltrated the website of the popular mobile app and defaced its Angry Birds logo to read Spying Birds, superimposing the NSA logo onto the forehead of one of the characters. Leaked reports disclosed on Monday revealed the government had been secretly harvesting the age, sex, location and other personal information of app users, including those that played Angry Birds. Rovio's marketing manager Saara Bergstrom said in a statement that the company did not "collaborate or collude" with government spy agencies. The end user data was in no risk at any point. Due to how the internet name resolution works, for most areas it was not visible at all, but some areas take time for the correct information to be updated. The company has since fixed its website. A Twitter account associated with the Syrian Electronic Army tweeted a copy of the defaced image alongside the message: "A friend hacked and defaced @Angrybirds website after reports confirms its spying on people. The attack was by 'Anti-NSA' Hacker, He sent an email to our official email with the link of the hacked website.