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Why should someone who is able to choose a strong, distinct password for each service (and keep it safe) be forced into an additional inconvenience. I think th
by throw_pm23 3y ago
Why should someone who is able to choose a strong, distinct password for each service (and keep it safe) be forced into an additional inconvenience.
I think this is a more broad issue, how do you give the same service for all users, regardless of their level of experience.
- mplewis 3y agoBecause I have no way to verify that you never reused or leaked your own password anywhere. And because your genetic data isn’t just your own. It is shared by your kids, your parents, your extended family. I’ve never used 23andMe and yet I’m involved in this breach. How is that a fair shake?
- uptown 3y ago“I’ve never used 23andMe and yet I’m involved in this breach.” How were you notified? I’ve never used the service but wondered what shadow profiles they may hold.
- bookofjoe 3y agoIf you have any blood relatives who signed up with 23andMe then you are automatically involved, even if you've never heard of 23andMe.