In a February advertisement for the device, a young boy tests for Covid after learning his friend had tested positive.

When the boy's mother turns on the Cue device, other "smart devices" in the home begin talking to the new gadget.

In the end, the new technology sends a text to the child informing him he tested negative.

The Cue website advertises the devices as "Reliable, easy-to-use COVID-19 tests with PCR-quality results delivered right to your mobile device in 20 minutes. No lab visits. No lines. No second guessing your results."

However, what many people may not be aware of or care about is that the tech is sending their personal health data to the CDC, other federal agencies and state agencies.

A "Fact Sheet For Healthcare Professionals" accompanying the device states, "The Cue Health Mobile Application (Cue Health App) automatically reports test results according to the reporting guidelines of the appropriate public health authorities."

The Cue Health App Privacy Policy says the company may share your personal information "To report to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or other federal agency and/or state government agencies as required for public health surveillance and related purposes."