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The point isn't what they are doing with your data now, but that they retain your data and what might happen in the future. Someone with malicious designs on y
by busterarm 1y ago
The point isn't what they are doing with your data now, but that they retain your data and what might happen in the future. Someone with malicious designs on your DNA might buy Nebula tomorrow and there's nothing you can do about it.
- mquander 1y agoActually, the main reason I used Nebula was that they advertised a credible-to-me promise that you could download and permanently delete your data upon request. That was some years ago, so I don't know if I would trust them today. But that was their claim, and I have no reason to believe they didn't delete my data.
- vintermann 1y agoThat's a legal requirement in the EU and many US states. Some of the genetic genealogy companies actually play fast and loose with it though - not the deletion, which I trust, but the data portability and reasons to store PI parts.