Both Ancestry.com and 23andMe are putting provisions in place to remove DNA samples by request from customers. This new option is in response to law enforcement coming to these genetic tracing firms looking DNA collected by the companies to aid their investigations.
Just wait till you have to give a DNA swab in order to get or renew your driver’s license.
It’s been thought for a long time that the spy agencies are using Facebook and Twitter to spy on people, so why would Ancestry thought of any differently?
….and YES, we ALL have something to hide.
Wake up and smell the gulag.
Just wait until you have to be carrying the rifd chip to renew your driver’s license…
They can have my DNA when they pry it from my
cold, dead mitochondria.
🙂
They can have my DNA when they pry it from my
cold, dead mitochondria.
🙂
Please excuse duplicate post. First one hung up on “Submitting Comment” and did not appear to have worked.
Don’t believe that many criminal suspects are registered with Ancestry.com and have paid the $250 or whatever for their DNA test.
I would wholeheartedly endorse mandatory DNA testing on anyone who’s convicted of any infraction greater that a traffic violation. It’s as legitimate as fingerprints.
I am already in the Family Tree DNA log:
https://www.familytreedna.com/products.aspx
A few seconds in the microwave will fix that.
Brace yourself.
Federal and state governments have been collecting and filing DNA on new born babies for YEARS. Uncle Sam claims it’s in the baby’s interest for the government to know which genetic diseases the baby might have.
Aw heck! If you join the armed forces Uncle Sam has your DNA as a condition of joining.
One more reason I avoid anything medical, and the shit of it all is “the plan” hopes I will. The sooner I die, the less resistance.