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New York Attorney General Letitia James' office plans to warn 23andMe customers to delete their data from the site after the company announced Monday it is filing for bankruptcy and will seek a buyer.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is concerned about the potential sale or transfer of Americans' personal information by 23andMe ancestry testing company that recently filed for bankruptcy, the agen...
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Ask 23andMe to delete your genetic data ASAP, NY AG warns
New York's Attorney General has issued a consumer alert urging customers of 23andMe to delete their genetic data and destroy DNA samples. Here's how and why:
New York attorney general will warn 23andMe customers to delete their data after bankruptcy filing
The New York attorney general's office plans to warn 23andMe customers to delete their data after the DNA testing company announced it will seek a buyer.
NY Attorney General urges New Yorkers to delete data off 23andMe website. Here's how
Here's what to know if you are a 23andMe user, or if you've uploaded raw DNA data from 23andMe to other websites.
FTC concerned about privacy protections in 23andMe bankruptcy
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is concerned about the potential sale or transfer of Americans' personal information by 23andMe ancestry testing company which recently filed for bankruptcy, the agency's chairman said on Monday.
Former Denver District Attorney urges customers of 23andMe to keep their data
Me declared bankruptcy, raising concerns about data for millions of customers. But genetic genealogy is extremely helpful in solving cold cases, former Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrisey said.
23andMe may sell customers DNA data
With 23andMe filing for bankruptcy and announcing it's looking to sell, what does that mean for customer's genetic information? We look at tips on safeguarding your information.
New York AG urges 23andMe users to delete accounts as bankruptcy fuels privacy concerns
New York Attorney General Letitia James on Tuesday urged 23andMe customers to delete their accounts and secure their data, days after the company filed for bankruptcy amid weak demand for its ancestry testing kits.
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Consumers urged to delete 23andMe data as bankruptcy sparks privacy concerns
(Reuters) - New York Attorney General Letitia James on Tuesday urged 23andMe customers to secure their data in light of rising privacy concerns after the DNA testing firm filed for bankruptcy amid declining demand for its services. Uncertainty surrounding ...
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Your DNA Data Is on the Market: Court Allows 23andMe to Proceed With a Sale
Me says any buyer must comply with its consumer privacy policy, but there's no telling who will buy the company and the DNA data it's collected on 15 million people.
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23andMe bankruptcy sparks privacy concerns; Sen. Sanders urges deletion of genetic data
State Sen. James Sanders, who represents the 10th District in Queens, is urging all 23andMe customers to delete their genetic data following the company’s bankruptcy filing last week. The move comes amid concerns that the company’s extensive genetic database could potentially fall into the hands of an unknown third party.
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