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That doesn't mean sharing them online with whoever buys the data is good... Every time I change my clothes at the gym I'm fully naked, I wouldn't want that to b
by lm28469 2y ago
That doesn't mean sharing them online with whoever buys the data is good... Every time I change my clothes at the gym I'm fully naked, I wouldn't want that to be showed on live TV, it's really not that hard of a nuance to grasp
- yoavm 2y agoTrue, but the analogy is far from fitting. Your nudity is shared with people in the gym, your biometrics is shared with anyone that has access to anything you ever touched. Your nude picture being shown on TV isn't the same as you-and-15-other-million nude pictures being shown on TV, and while sending your nude photo to your boss can be harmful, it's hard to think about what harm can be caused by sending your DNA to... anyone.
- lm28469 2y agoSure but unless you're a state level threat no one will collect your old coffee cups Once your DNA is in some random company's DB it's there forever and available to whoever has the money > it's hard to think about what harm can be caused by sending your DNA to... anyone. Oh yeah ? Is this something that was determined by some kind of god and will be true forever ? https://theconversation.com/life-insurers-can-charge-more-or-decline-cover-based-on-your-genetic-test-results-new-laws-must-change-this-212183 https://theconversation.com/life-insurers-can-charge-more-or... > In Australia, life insurance companies can legally use the results of genetic tests to discriminate. They can decline to provide life insurance coverage, increase the cost of premiums, or place exclusions on an individual’s cover.