[martin_fierro]

California's also in financial distress, but they never issue warnings about that.

[martin_fierro]

	Genetic Genealogy
Send FReepmail if you want on/off GGP list Marty = Paternal Haplogroup O(2?)(M175) Maternal Haplogroup H
GG LINKS: African Ancestry FamilyTree DNA Int'l Society of Genetic Genealogy Nat'l Geographic Genographic Project
The List of Ping Lists

[sjmjax]

They may provide for personal DNA records to be deleted from company records.
However, I’d bet the proverbial “dollars to doughnuts” that some government agency still has them.

[jerod]

LOL... Once you give your DNA... They have your DNA. There is no going back. The only question is... Unless you’re a serial killer, or you are related to a serial killer or criminal... Why care?

It’s not like they’re going to clone you... LOL

[posterchild]

Does the CCP keep a copy?

[ComputerGuy]

When I joined ancestrydotcom about five years or so ago, I figured the worst thing that could happen was that I had left a child or two behind someplace(s).
I’m adopted, so I had to take the chance.
Knowing nothing was killing me.
I can’t believe how great it has worked out.

[martin_fierro]

UPDATE: 23andMe files for bankruptcy, Anne Wojcicki steps down as CEO (way to drive a $6bn company into the ground, Anne!)

[Crusher138]

So my DIL has a rare, fatal neurological disease in her family. It surfaces when the mom has dominant gene and dad has recessive.

Since my wife was adopted, we did genetic testing to find out if my grandkids would be at risk. Using the data, we found my wife’s bio family and got some of my family history as well.

We used 23 and Me. At first they had many “updates” where they would tell you about genetic tendencies and possible areas of concern. In the five years since, 23 and Me has transformed into nothing but a money grab. Just about any bit of useful information is only available with a “Premium” plan.