Hackers got nearly 7 million people’s data from 23andMe. The firm blamed users in ‘very dumb’ move
Three years ago, a man in Florida named JL decided, on a whim, to send a tube of his spit to the genetic testing site 23andMe in exchange for an ancestry report. JL, like millions of other 23andMe participants before him, says he was often asked about his ethnicity and craved a deeper insight into his identity. He said he was surprised by the diversity of his test results, which showed he had some Ashkenazi Jewish heritage.JL said he didn’t think much about the results until he learned of a huge...
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