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Wyatt Taylor
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Nolan Gomez
>paying to send your DNA to George Soros
kek the retards deserve it
Nolan Ramirez
it's mostly insecure le 56% faces trying to grasp at anything. if your white, you'd know you're ancestry.
Brayden Jones
>people fell for this
Justin Ramirez
HAHAHA!
I KNEW IT! That's why I refuse to use 23andme.
If I had the capital, I would start a genetic testing business that immediately destroyed records after testing. I would send clients paper and encrypted digital copies, and then it would be up to them to store/use them.
I think it could be really popular, then again, perhaps I am overestimating the market depth of people who care about privacy, how many potential customers would I have really? Maybe tens of thousands? Probably not enough to sustain a business.
Landon Lee
I'm a federal employee so I'm in the database anyway.
Luis Foster
whats stopping people from using fake names
Christopher Bailey
OP are you sure you aren't russian with a proxy? I think I know where you live.
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Joseph White
>perhaps I am overestimating the market depth of people who care about privacy
It's an untapped market. You'd have to market around exposing other DNA testing services though and that would probably get you suicided
Jonathan Turner
exactly
if you dont know what you are chances are its not going to be too impressive.