The 23andMe collapse reveals deep flaws in how companies treat personal data—not as a sacred trust, but as a disposable asset ...

Attorney General Russell Coleman urged Kentuckians to delete personal information on their accounts on a popular genealogical history website after its bankruptcy announcement.

Following the news that 23andMe filed for bankruptcy, Attorney General Russell Coleman encouraged Kentuckians to delete their genetic data on the site for personal protection.

Me collected information from survey questions about personal health and beyond, such as drinking habits and risk tolerance.

As you may know, 23andMe collects and holds sensitive, immutable, identifiable personal information about millions of ...

Attorney general Russell Coleman issued a consumer alert to Kentuckians to protect their genetic data. 23andMe collects and ...

Attorney General Russell Coleman issued a consumer alert and encouraged Kentuckians to protect their genetic data following ...

Tennessee AG Skrmetti alerts 23andMe customers about their rights amid the company's bankruptcy, highlighting privacy ...

Good Morning America” anchor Whit Johnson revealed that his 23andMe test was a “missing link” that led to a “bombshell” ...

The use of online genetic databases by law enforcement has also raised concerns about personal privacy rights.A 23andMe sale wouldn't be the first time a genetic testing firm has sold itself in ...

According to 23andMe’s privacy policy, customers need to provide ... t hold their end of the bargain by honoring Californians’ rights, we’ll take appropriate action,” Michael Macko ...

The company recommends emailing [email protected] if you have ... but we’ve always had data-privacy, security questions about DNA kits, right? Once you send off that information, it ...