23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, leading to concerns about the future of the DNA testing company and the privacy of its genetic data. California Attorney General Rob Bonta urges customers to delete their information as a precaution. Instructions for data deletion are provided, including logging in, accessing settings, and confirming the deletion via email. While most personal data will be removed, some information will be retained for legal reasons, according to the privacy policy. Customers are also encouraged to destroy their DNA samples and check their research consent preferences.
Given the uncertainty surrounding 23andMe's future, customers are advised to take steps to delete their data for privacy protection.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has recommended deleting information from 23andMe as a precautionary measure following the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
23andMe retains some information for legal compliance even after most personal data is deleted, as outlined in their privacy policy.
Alongside deleting data, customers can request the destruction of their DNA samples and review consent for using data in research.
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