Love this! Before your hate another nationality based purely on bigoted hate, find out what your DNA says about youhttps://youtu.be/tyaEQEmt5ls
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Are details kept on servers where they could possibly be hacked?
That type of data would be pointless to hack. For published studies on human migration via DNA, no personal details are allowed at all
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it would be a violation of ethics.
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They wouldn't have any details in a database at any time?I'm interested in possibility not probability.
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Your Amazon or Netflix accounts are more likely to be hacked than a DNA bank. Have a look on Ancestry DNA: http://ancstry.me/2kO7yJc
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I found this, dont know if it's true.http://fusion.net/story/215204/law-enforcement-agencies-are-asking-ancestry-com-and-23andme-for-their-customers-dna/ …
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US works differently to UK including access to credit files etc. If you've been arrested they already have enough
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biometric data on record, inc. cheek swabs etc. As it stands, as far as I'm aware, it would be a violation of
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civil liberties for gov body to access your genetics without relevant authorisation. Personally, I wouldn't have
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any objections to using these services (though I would do thorough check on company first).
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