If the government wants your DNA all they have to do is rummage through your trash
Or go into scummy motels after I checkout
Remember that DNA You Gave 23andMe?
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Or go into scummy motels after I checkout
Pm me y’all. I can help you disappear your dna from wherever it is on the internet. Or database. My usual rate is about $29,000. But with the coli discount I can knock off about $199. Hit me up. Not gonna hold this down for y’all forever. Hurry.
MajesticLion
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When it got reported that all these DNA companies were really in the business of selling your data (and their accuracy is trash), that's when I stopped fukking with them. They sell their database to law enforcement and I suspect they ignore your requests for privacy since people still seem to show up in generic matches they shouldn't appear in.
If the government wants your DNA all they have to do is rummage through your trash
There's a difference between making them work and you doing everything for them.
The Golden State Killer's DNA has been in the California criminal database since it was established and was on the way to dying after a long life. It took decades to find him and it would have never happened without these modern DNA collection comanies.
I havent illegally taken anyone’s life or robbed any banks. I’m certainly not going to be in anyone’s rape kit…
I’m supposed to be mad if I have a lil Solid, Liquid, and solidus Snake running around out here?! I hope they end up choking one of yall out, while they’re on one of their own virtuous missions, tbh
use the public bathroom at the mall but be worried about ancestry.com brehs
Who is collecting DNA in a public restroom?
Security cameras aren't even allowed in public restrooms.
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Every law enforcement organization on the planet AFAIK, from Interpol down to your local police department.
BTW, this thread wasn't made to make people distrust DNA collection, but to make people aware of how it can (not WILL) be used if you aren't aware and don't read the terms & conditions of the agreement you sign when agreeing to it. Similar to not reading or being aware of the terms you agree to when buying a smartphone.
Too many people putting information out there all willy-nilly only to find out later that.....
BTW, this thread wasn't made to make people distrust DNA collection, but to make people aware of how it can (not WILL) be used if you aren't aware and don't read the terms & conditions of the agreement you sign when agreeing to it. Similar to not reading or being aware of the terms you agree to when buying a smartphone.
Too many people putting information out there all willy-nilly only to find out later that.....
Every law enforcement organization on the planet AFAIK, from Interpol down to your local police department.
BTW, this thread wasn't made to make people distrust DNA collection, but to make people aware of how it can (not WILL) be used if you aren't aware and don't read the terms & conditions of the agreement you sign when agreeing to it. Similar to not reading or being aware of the terms you agree to when buying a smartphone.
Too many people putting information out there all willy-nilly only to find out later that.....
Every law enforcement agency is collecting every sample for public bathrooms?
Why do they need warrants?
Why would they need databases from private companies then?
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Every law enforcement agency is collecting every sample for public bathrooms?
Why do they need warrants?
Why would they need databases from private companies then?
1. Only those that are pertinent or necessary to a case.
2. Supreme Court decisions require them.
3. Cold cases and/or to establish the presence of an individual at a location/time. That's basically how the Central Park Five were exonerated even though DNA wasn't from a restroom.
2. Supreme Court decisions require them.
3. Cold cases and/or to establish the presence of an individual at a location/time. That's basically how the Central Park Five were exonerated even though DNA wasn't from a restroom.
Bushmaster69
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That's why you only use African Ancestry.
Black owned and has policy to destroy your sample. They will not resell your data.
You guys fukked up not going with your own ppl
Black owned and has policy to destroy your sample. They will not resell your data.
You guys fukked up not going with your own ppl
Well, yea, that's known.
I thought I was walking into some conspiracy where every flush goes into a database or something.