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Parents sharing their own DNA on the sites are sharing their kids DNA same goes for 3 cousins. Basically DNA privacy is gone and it isn’t the parents fault.
"When parents share their children’s DNA on these sites, they are effectively sharing it with the world, including with the government and law enforcement investigators," writes @nilabala3https://nyti.ms/2QHEyjB
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COUNTERPOINT: in the future people will undergo gene editing so their DNA doesn't match the DNA their parents put on the internet when they were kids
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That's why we think you should leave your data only where you need it.https://saymine.com/
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Is there any putting the genie back in the bottle? Simply "deleting" your 23andme account wouldn't be sufficient would it?
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Deleting your account might work--assuming you hadn't shared any further on other sites, and 23andme hadn't already shared with drug companies (which they do), then maybe? Hard to say, which is why we must be careful.
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