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No, it’s an unfortunate consequence of how the dna test provider treats everyone’s data. It’s incredibly empowering for abuse and completely disrespectful to t
by andrei_says_ 8y ago
No, it’s an unfortunate consequence of how the dna test provider treats everyone’s data.
It’s incredibly empowering for abuse and completely disrespectful to the individual. The assymetry is staggering.
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- AuthorizedCust 8y agoWhat if a court compels the analysis or data sharing?
- drharby 8y agoThat migrates the issue from business ethics and consumer rights to that of legality.
- andrei_says_ 8y agoThe fbi has is own database. Of course having everyone’s dna will help them solve a few (one?) more crimes. At what cost?