You do realize there's a difference between obsessing about tombert (or groby) vs hoovering up DNA at scale, right? Your insurance company probably won't follow

You do realize there's a difference between obsessing about tombert (or groby) vs hoovering up DNA at scale, right? Your insurance company probably won't follow you around personally, but if they can buy a bunch of DNA (yours included) for a few dollars/person and use that to strategically deny claims/increase costs, yeah, they'll sign up for that. The issue with digital data is almost never the individual targeting case. Cheap mass surveillance is the concern.