Re:Breach exposed more than one million DNA profiles on a ma...
by cblconfederate on Thursday July 23, 2020 @08:01AM
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If you were putting off 23andme in 2009 you would miss out on their health reports (they have banned since).
If you were putting off whole genome sequencing last year, it will be banned by next year.
I m afraid it works the opposite: early adopters take risks and reap some rewards , late adopters are being played by regulators, spying govts and scammers.
If you were putting off whole genome sequencing last year, it will be banned by next year.
I m afraid it works the opposite: early adopters take risks and reap some rewards , late adopters are being played by regulators, spying govts and scammers.