23andMe ask you during sign up if you wish to take part of anonymized research. They ask you again for each person whose sample you submit. You can also opt out at any time.
The article author even knows this, since when they asked Ancestry (23AndMe's owner) that was exactly what they were told. So why does the article have such a hyperbolic tone and misleading information?
I don't have high expectations for Business Insider but this article still disappoints me. This is tabloid level "journalism."
23andMe ask you during sign up if you wish to take part of anonymized research. They ask you again for each person whose sample you submit. You can also opt out at any time.
The article author even knows this, since when they asked Ancestry (23AndMe's owner) that was exactly what they were told. So why does the article have such a hyperbolic tone and misleading information?
I don't have high expectations for Business Insider but this article still disappoints me. This is tabloid level "journalism."