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On March 23, 23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in federal court, explaining in a statement that it did so to "facilitate a sale process to maximize the value of its business."
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we also discuss 23andMe's bankruptcy and the privacy concerns around selling off customer DNA data.

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How to delete your 23andMe data amid company's bankruptcy
Log into your 23andMe account. If you previously opted to allow 23andMe and third-party researchers to use your data for research, you may withdraw consent by going to the "Preferences" section under "Account Settings," according to the company.
Concerned after 23andMe bankruptcy? Here's a guide on how to download and delete your data
Me recently filed for bankruptcy. Here's how users can download and delete their data from the platform ahead of the sale.
Security expert: Download and delete data from 23andme
Genetic testing company 23andme has filed for bankruptcy. CA AG is urging customers to delete their data from the company. Global security information officer with Check Point discusses what to do if you've used this company.
Engadget Podcast: Signalgate and the collapse of 23andMe
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Sei Foundation Explores Buying 23andMe to Put Genetic Data on Blockchain
If the acquisition proceeds, the foundation plans to integrate 23andMe's data onto its blockchain and give users ownership of their genetic data.
Kokua Line: Can Hawaii customers delete 23andMe DNA data?
California authorities put out a consumer alert saying residents had the right to delete their genetic data stored by the company 23andMe, which has filed for bankruptcy. Does that only apply in California ?
N.L.'s privacy commissioner urges people to delete data from 23andMe after bankruptcy declared
Caption: Kerry Hatfield, Newfoundland and Labrador's privacy watchdog, says the data 23andMe has amassed is attractive to companies. (Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner website) In the wake of a popular genetic testing company going bankrupt,
State AG reminds Tennesseans of their right to delete 23andMe data
As the company announces bankruptcy, TN AG Jonathan Skrmetti reminded Tennesseans they have the right to delete their genetic test results and other genetic data.
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