While We’re Talking About DNA… This Isn’t Just About 23andMe—It’s About Being Informed скачать в хорошем качестве

While We’re Talking About DNA… This Isn’t Just About 23andMe—It’s About Being Informed

While everyone’s talking about deleting their DNA from 23andMe… we need to talk about something bigger. Whether you’ve tested or not, your DNA—and your data—may already be in a database. From newborn screenings to law enforcement, medical systems, and relatives who’ve tested, the conversation goes way beyond one company. This video breaks down: What trusted voices in the genetic genealogy community (like Blaine Bettinger, Roberta Estes, and Leah Larkin) are saying Why you shouldn’t panic—but you should stay informed Why you should download and back up your data, even if you choose to delete later How to think about DNA privacy in the context of all digital data—especially when the very idea of “your DNA” is complicated by the fact that your relatives share parts of that same DNA. It challenges what we call “ours” or “private” in ways most of us have never had to consider. I don’t claim to have the answers—but I am raising the question and starting the conversation we all need to have. Why this moment is a chance to push for better laws, transparency, and consent protections Download Checklist (free resource): https://bit.ly/23andMeDataDownloadChe... Sources & Further Reading: Leah Larkin – https://thednageek.com Roberta Estes – https://dna-explained.com California AG Alert – https://oag.ca.gov/news Mark McDermott - https://genealogyexplained.com Blaine Bettinger – https://thegeneticgenealogist.com 💬 Join the conversation: Have you downloaded your data? Deleted it? Did this video change how you think about DNA privacy? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for more: Genealogy, tech & tools, DNA ethics, and how to navigate all of it.