Deleting your 23andMe account is irreversible, and you’ll permanently lose access to it once completed. If there are multiple ...

When the California biotech firm filed for bankruptcy, there was one looming question for customers: What's going to happen ...

They are telling Georgians and South Carolinians to consider deleting their 23andMe accounts to protect their genetic data. “The most intimate aspects of your life are on file with a company that is ...

23andMe’s bankruptcy has some consumer advocates warning customers of the DNA testing company to delete their accounts. Here’s why they’re sounding the alarm, and what’s at stake if ...

Me's once-rising star has dimmed, leading some users to wonder what will happen to their genetic data — especially after it filed for bankruptcy.

With the genetic testing site filing for bankruptcy protection, you'll definitely want to delete your account and have any stored samples destroyed.

Deleting your 23andMe account is typically fairly straightforward. On Monday, however, some customers said they were unable to delete their genetic information from the company's databases.

Many 23andMe customers signed up to the genetic testing service in hopes of learning fun or interesting information about their past. But consumer advocates are now urging those users to request the ...

Since its 2006 founding, 23andMe’s (the “Company”) service of collecting, analyzing, and reporting customers’ genetic ...

Attorney general Russell Coleman issued a consumer alert to Kentuckians to protect their genetic data. 23andMe collects and ...

You should delete your data," said Ram. Anyone who wants to close their account should also ask 23andMe to destroy the underlying spit sample that the company used to gather clients' DNA ...