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> But it's not useful for evil purposes because it's not /accurate/. It doesn't reveal all that much real additional information about your ancestry and health!

> But it's not useful for evil purposes because it's not /accurate/. It doesn't reveal all that much real additional information about your ancestry and health! I'm not actually convinced that accuracy is all that important to the value of personal data. Or perhaps I should say I don't think think there's an accuracy floor at which the value drops to $0.

ikekkdcjkfke 3y ago
Not in the field, but i would assume the data is combined to create profiles to be used to infer data about other people with similar data, so now they have dna into the profiling mix. And in combined I mean the rest of your digital footprint from other sources, not a survey on 23