> people who were fully responsible... We're talking about people who 'friended' others on 23andme, right? How is that responsible user behavior? I had an acco

> people who were fully responsible... We're talking about people who 'friended' others on 23andme, right? How is that responsible user behavior? I had an account with 23andme before I forced them to delete my data, which was not that difficult to do. One of the things I remember was getting friend invites from random people who were distant cousins, and while I suppose that might be fun conceptually, I never did it because I didn't know any of these people. In what world does a "responsible" user who cares about their privacy add access to personal information, on a website that profiles your DNA, to people who are blood-related but still total strangers? I would call that highly irresponsible, personally. But that's just me, an idiot who avoided all of this by deleting my 23andme account half a decade ago.