> * "Privacy": I don't see this more private than the information contained on a driver's license. Your DNA tells a lot more about you than the driver's licenc

> * "Privacy": I don't see this more private than the information contained on a driver's license. Your DNA tells a lot more about you than the driver's licence. Think about the next step: this time it's the police submitting false profiles. Next time it's your insurance agent checking for hereditary preconditions you may not even be aware about. Or your bank trying to assess if you'll live beyond 50 before they grant you the mortgage. Without a proper regulatory framework all of that can happen without your knowledge and without your consent. Does this not change the goalposts in privacy?