It's interesting that the ads target elderly people. It takes a relatively smaller number of elder customers to get at least partial DNA sequences for a larger

It's interesting that the ads target elderly people. It takes a relatively smaller number of elder customers to get at least partial DNA sequences for a larger swath of the population. My personal conspiracy theory is all these biometric recognition (such as face) and DNA sequencing services are serving to compile a vast human identification database. With all the Intagraming, live streaming, voice listeners, etc. it becomes much easier to have mass surveillance. Someone is wanted by the FBI? Well, maybe he'll show up in a friend's daughter's Instagram selfie, or random tourist snapping pix, or Alexa listening into his friend's home. No more need for painstaking installation of covert surveillance to get the perp. Furthermore, with access and analysis of someone's online posts, this opens up the possibility to detect future crime. I bet there is big government money now for startups that can correlate a person across all these data sources. Plus, this doesn't have to be in the government's hands. Dark web sellers have access to all this and more with all the data breaches. Such data can be used to compile lucrative targets for blackmailing or kidnapping, along with a pattern of life to make them easy to pick up.