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‘Would you post your DNA on Facebook?’ Why I’d never use 23andMe or any other DNA testing service


I was sorry that 23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week, but there would be a blizzard in Death Valley before I would ever use an online DNA kit company. I don’t feel comfortable ... Read More

23andMe filed for bankruptcy. What’s going to happen to your DNA data?


DNA testing company 23andMe announced that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on March 23. Customers send vials of their saliva to 23andMe for results on ancestry and health. The company can run ... Read More

The fall of 23andMe: How DNA testing lost its way


The company’s USP was simple but revolutionary: spit into a tube, send off your saliva samples, and receive a detailed DNA analysis ... that stuck to genealogy, 23andMe also provided health ... Read More

How to… delete your 23andMe data


MIT Technology Review's ... and Living DNA are among the DNA testing companies that allow you to upload existing DNA results from other companies, although Ancestry and 23andMe don’t accept ... Read More

How to delete your DNA from 23andMe


If you’re one of the 15 million people who shared your DNA with 23andMe, it might be time to delete your genetic data. Read More

'Would you post your DNA on Facebook?' Why I'd never use 23andMe or any other DNA testing service


I'm tired of being the product' You're worth a fortune ... Not the best part of human nature. But signing up to 23andMe (ME) or Ancestry.com or other DNA sites? Literally, I'd be giving away ... Read More


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