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as opposed to 23andMe, ancestry.com, etc which use it for profit, and in the latter case provide it to law enforcement.
by olliej 5y ago
as opposed to 23andMe, ancestry.com, etc which use it for profit, and in the latter case provide it to law enforcement.
- nomel 5y agoAren't these opt in?
- simonblack 5y agoI'm sure some legal wonder-kid would make slight work of your 'opt-out' preferences when it's for some form of 'national security'.
- bsder 5y agoSure. Except that your three cousins opted in and they're 95% the same. So, if they're all susceptible to breast cancer, your insurer can also assume that you are too.
- nomel 5y agoOpt in vs forced is very different in my eyes.
- redis_mlc 5y ago> whatabout ... FTFY. The problem is that the CCP sees data as the new oil, and ML/AI as the new industrialization to process it, whether the data is inside or outside China. The CCP is in the forced organ harvesting business to finance their national hospital system, so I hope you or your family don't get a match in their database, as the CCP has global reach.