DNA tests

[WFO Speedracer]

I just learned this and really I can't say I was surprised but did you know that if you submit to DNA testing from somewhere like Ancestry .com that your DNA is now in the national database and any law enforcement agency can access it, the great thing about this scammery BS is they got you to pay them to put it in there .

 

[Sparkplug]

They can also find your DNA if any of your family members did it. DNA technology has advanced to where they can take a blood relative DNA and get a match.

I kill someone. And they have my DNA but no match. They cross it to the database and get a match to my mom, sister, aunt or brother. Now they question them and the trail starts

The world is much much safer now. Every single day forward. Than it has been in the past. Scared parents are a result of the media's power over a malleable mind. Kids are safer nowadays to play miles from home alone, than they have ever been. But you won't see that happen

 

[MADMAT]

Yep the cops are still minutes away when seconds count but hey at least now they have a better chance of finding your killer/rapist/whatever'er.

And yea your old arse Aunt who thought this would be cool just sold all future criminals in your family right down the river!

 

[OCD Solutions]

Wait till they start to deny medical coverage and insurances based on "potential" risk factors identified by DNA testing.

4 Risks consumers need to know about DNA testing kit results and buying life insurance

Google-backed DNA company 23andMe is at the forefront of the direct-to-consumer genetic testing kit boom. Come experts are concerned about how health insurers could use the information to deny coverage. But they are neglecting another big insurance wrinkle: life insurance policies. Laws are...

www.cnbc.com

 

[kevbo]

The only thing thats still sacred is a library card. They made sure the internet has no privacy protections.

 

[Mike W]

Mine has been in the military database for over 20 years. One of the things that keeps me from commenting any crimes. Lol

My wife submitted hers trying to find a family member. It’s scary how many biological family members she found she didn’t know about.

Not too worried because I’m a law abiding citizen but like OCD mentioned, DNA can and will be used for nefarious reasons.

 

[Mike W]

I just learned this and really I can't say I was surprised but did you know that if you submit to DNA testing from somewhere like Ancestry .com that your DNA is now in the national database and any law enforcement agency can access it, the great thing about this scammery BS is they got you to pay them to put it in there .

If the government says that any new technology that comes out won’t be used to infringe on people’s rights, freedoms or liberties, it most certainly will. No doubt about it.

 

[WFO Speedracer]

The government will always do what's best for the government, if your interests happen to align count yourself lucky , if you interests do not align do your jail time and better luck next time.

 

[Sparkplug]

The movie ANON comes to mind