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How do you know it's because of privacy concerns and not because they've exhausted the market of people who want to know about this kind of info? This is very m
by dnissley 5y ago
How do you know it's because of privacy concerns and not because they've exhausted the market of people who want to know about this kind of info? This is very much a one and done type of product -- in fact, the reason I myself haven't gone ahead and done it is because my parents and grandparents have already gotten it done, and I've looked over their results, so I'm assuming there's very little I could learn about myself from it.
- tpmx 5y agoPossibly a combination of privacy concerns and running out of early adopters? Wojcicki claimed it was the privacy concerns in a WSJ interview from 2019: https://archive.md/E1Zqw https://archive.md/E1Zqw
- dhosek 5y agoYou could learn about a non-paternal event, I suppose.
- dymk 5y agoThat’s literally why I did 23andme, and I found out some very interesting things about my family structure.