The bankruptcy of 23andMe has sparked serious worries around consumer data security due to its policy of potentially transferring personal information during financial transitions. Customers are reminded of their rights under California law to delete sensitive genetic data, as highlighted by California Attorney General Rob Bonta. He encourages consumers to take advantage of this provision amidst the company's financial instability. Experts also warn of broader implications regarding the privacy of genetic data, noting that individuals may prefer to keep health risks private to avoid associated stigmas.
The bankruptcy of 23andMe raises significant concerns about consumer data security, particularly over potential unauthorized transfers of personal information to third parties.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta emphasized the ability of consumers to request deletion of their genetic data under robust state privacy laws.
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