Glad I never did the genetic thing

[Mik]

And here's why. I never trusted that the data would be handled responsibly forever.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/23andme-bankruptcy-filing-sparks-privacy-fears-as-dna-data-of-millions-goes-up-for-sale/ar-AA1BAArP

[taiwan_girl]

I never have either, but I am guess that some relative of yours has done so and you (and I) could be traced by that.

I listen to too many true crime podcasts where they find someone via a distant or not so distant relative who did submit their DNA. :eek

[jon-nyc]

I did and am not worried personally. My son did it under a fake name.

[Jolly]

@jon-nyc said in Glad I never did the genetic thing:

I did and am not worried personally. My son did it under a fake name.

Xmatch data points.

Wouldn't take very long.

[jon-nyc]

Someone could easily determine he’s my son but that only narrows it down a little. I was a dog in my youth.

[89th]

My brother did it. Honestly I don't really care who has DNA data.