Nothing about this commercial[1] suggests there are privacy concerns or serious consequences when it comes to sharing DNA information with Ancestry.com. Common

Nothing about this commercial[1] suggests there are privacy concerns or serious consequences when it comes to sharing DNA information with Ancestry.com. Common sense would be wrong in this case. Common sense would say that intimately private genetic information would be protected and not shared with anyone willing to throw ten cents Ancestry.com's way, lest there be lawsuits and fines. Often, this type of service is pitched to those with disease that runs in their family. Wouldn't you want your family member to know if they're affected so they can adequately treat disease before it becomes unmanageable? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfz2KJQvH-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfz2KJQvH-0