Twenty-seven states and DC sue 23andMe to oppose the sale of DNA data from its customers without their direct consent
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That there's this just opposition must mean quite a decent chunk of politicians and wealthier people may have used this service.
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No, the other ancestors are all native American. Obviously the child stayed in the native to community.
If the child stayed in the native community wouldn't that imply that they would likely grow up to have a child with someone else in that community? And that their descendants would be more than half a percent native genetically?
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I hope they use my DNA to make something even more addictive than crack.
Sugar already exists
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If the child stayed in the native community wouldn't that imply that they would likely grow up to have a child with someone else in that community? And that their descendants would be more than half a percent native genetically?
Uhh yes, sorry. I had it the other way around. Perhaps a native american then raped/had child with a caucasian, who kept the child?
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Uhh yes, sorry. I had it the other way around. Perhaps a native american then raped/had child with a caucasian, who kept the child?
That's certainly a possibility, but it doesn't seem like the most likely explanation to me.
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at least it's gunna be used for drug development now
imagine if palentir bought this stuff
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I hope they use my DNA to make make something thats easiert to make than crack.
Hypercrack: combine equal parts pineapple juice and coconut milk and rum, shake and serve over ice with a squish of lime and some simple syrup to taste
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Can whoever posted for everyone to delete their 23andme reply here with an "I told you so?". We owe you that much for alerting us. I saw it a few months ago and did so, thanks!
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I know a first cousin of mine did.
Over 15million people used it.The only silver lining is that they've been bought by a research company instead of an insurance company. I don't know if theres a legal leg to stand on per the data. They almost 100% agreed to give up ownership to the company, that's the only way it could do any of the genetic relationship analysis that it did.
2 of my cousins and my sister did.
Unfortunate how less people think of privacy these days.
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oh no my call options (i don't actually have call options)
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Yeah; I think it’s the best case scenario that at least the data will be used to develop new drugs.
And then price us out
