This feels like the "if you have nothing to hide..." argument for DNA. It looks decent on the surface, but the more you dig in the more issues arise. Thinking

This feels like the "if you have nothing to hide..." argument for DNA. It looks decent on the surface, but the more you dig in the more issues arise. Thinking about it for 30s: - profiling is a direct use of DNA. Police had access to private dna banks and used the information extensively. Who else is using these same dna banks ? - the same way people don't want AI farms to ingest their content, you might not want dna bases to ingest and process your dna for profit. You might actually eish a more ethical entity gets sole access to your information. - you don't leave your dna everywhere. Getting a full dna sequence from hair or fingerprints is a myth at this point.