MSNBC MSNBC Live With Hallie Jackson December 24, 2019 15:37:00
Test kit makers have said it's generic data without anything to identify specific people. and the home dna kit makers say they take security very seriously. ancestry.com says it does not share dna data with insurance companies or employees. 23 and me says no information is shared without consent and says its customers can, quote, choose to have their samples stored at our lab or have it destroyed. >> this was reported by yahoo news and consumer advocates say these kits can help people manage their health and learn about their genealogy. their advice is read the fine print about how the dna wil...
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