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Sure, but what do you have against a personal in-home test? The information should be available at least to the individual.
by pishpash 7y ago
Sure, but what do you have against a personal in-home test? The information should be available at least to the individual.
- keiferski 7y agoNothing, as long as it functions more like a pregnancy test and not something that is sending personal data to a corporation/government somewhere. However, that wasn't the primary idea in the OP, which was specifically about tracking and restricting people based on their test results.