23 and Me doesn’t share DNA info with law enforcement ... upload their DNA results and make them public. I also went the Ancestry route. The only surprise was the absence of any Native American ...

Me users panic-delete their data after ancestry company goes up for sale - ‘I don't know who could get their hands on what,’ ...

Me recently filed for bankruptcy. Here's how users can download and delete their data from the platform ahead of the sale.

23 AND ME WILL THEN SEND A FOLLOW UP EMAIL TO THE ... which help customers learn more about their ancestry. That means the virtually unprecedented genetic database could be sold in bankruptcy ...

Me, which helped popularize ancestry tracing through genetic testing, filed for bankruptcy protection and will seek a sale.

In fact, the attorneys general of several states have advised 23 and Me clients to ask the company to delete their personal DNA material and files. 23 and Me, for its part, has insisted that there ...

Officials including California Attorney General Rob Bonta had questioned what would happen to the genetic data collected by 23andMe.

Ancestry.com Inc. and 23andMe Holding Co. have reshuffled their in-house legal ranks at a critical time for both DNA testing ...

The company says that during bankruptcy, its security precautions concerning genetic data will remain the same, but its ...

23 AND ME SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE OPERATING AS USUAL ... private equity firm Blackstone acquired Ancestry.com in 2020.But since genetic data doesn't have an expiration date, companies could use ...