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A growing storm of privacy concerns surrounds the popular genetic testing company 23andMe as it files for bankruptcy, triggering fears that the DNA data of millions of Americans could be up for sale as the company liquidates its assets. Legal experts, state officials, and consumer advocates are now warning that one of the most intimate forms of personal information — genetic code — may be at risk of falling into the wrong hands.
Known for its widely marketed saliva-based kits that promise customers insights into ancestry, hereditary health risks, and family. . .
