Cops are asking Ancestry.com and 23andMe for their customers’ DNA

[The Coochie Assassin]

So hospitals and the military don't have everybody's DNA already? Lemme guess, hospitals would never give your DNA to the government.

 

[Unknown Poster]

Who are the people behind the sites?

This is what i want to know at this point.

 

[OC's finest]

How is this not a major hipaa violation.

 

[Unknown Poster]

Requiem

• FaTaL
• Dec 25, 2015

Ass to ass!



Omg....so unrelated but this movie bomb b.

 

[Unknown Poster]

How is this not a major hipaa violation.

Hipaa and nsa and fbi and dea is all the same. The govt.

 

[Ironman]

lol at anyone who didnt see this coming. Better start wearing a gopro camera for an alibi before your DNA starts turning up at crime scenes in states youve never even been to.

The realness in this post

Y'all be careful out here

 

[MMS]

some things are better off dead tbh

congrats on graduating though where's your abs??????

hiding

 

[thirdeye]

nikkas in here acting like other sites in different industries don't have to succumb to court orders as well ..

Peep all your social media and online shopping sites privacy policies/user agreements. Hell, read all the apps you got on your phone's permissions via user agreement...this shyt ain't nothing new or out of the ordinary in this era unfortunately.

my dna my tweets

 

[Lord_nikon]

Ancestry.Com Is Quietly Transforming Itself Into A Medical Research Juggernaut
How Ancestry.Com Is Quietly Transforming Itself Into A Medical Research Juggernaut


Ancestry.com is talking to the FDA about using DNA to estimate people's risk of disease
Ancestry is talking to the FDA about using DNA to estimate people's risk of disease


seems like Ancestry.com and 23andMe would eventually be on some gattaca type shyt, if employers and the government have access to your DNA that would bring a new form of discrimination
like in gattaca .

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Yea I am. Uncle Sam got me when I went into the Air Force

You're basically a ward of the state at this point

 

[loyola llothta]

Ancestry.Com Is Quietly Transforming Itself Into A Medical Research Juggernaut
How Ancestry.Com Is Quietly Transforming Itself Into A Medical Research Juggernaut


Ancestry.com is talking to the FDA about using DNA to estimate people's risk of disease
Ancestry is talking to the FDA about using DNA to estimate people's risk of disease


seems like Ancestry.com and 23andMe would eventually be on some gattaca type shyt, if employers and the government have access to your DNA that would bring a new form of discrimination
like in gattaca .

They knew that since day 1

 

[Swirv]

I remember back in 11 when 23andme was giving free dna traces to people whose family had African origin. I read the agreement and low and behold it said they would comply with police seizures or goverment requests.

 

[thirdeye]

I remember back in 11 when 23andme was giving free dna traces to people whose family had African origin. I read the agreement and low and behold it said they would comply with police seizures or goverment requests.

SMH. I'm going to dig deeper on this. I want to see if there's any direct/indirect ties to the government. Something ain't right.

 

[DynamoEAR]

Had to do this shyt to find out food allergies this summer. Found about them giving shyt to the laws this fall.

 

[Swirv]

SMH. I'm going to dig deeper on this. I want to see if there's any direct/indirect ties to the government. Something ain't right.

Wouldnt be surprised. Government uses shell companies all the time via cia for different purposes. They even use private citizens cultural movements to influence foreign populations.