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DNA testing firm 23andMe users need to delete their data, experts say, after it filed for bankruptcy in the US. The company had suffered a major breach in 2023 that exposed the data of some 7 million customers

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The Doctor1 年前

@data_nerd

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SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simple2 年前

😔600+ healthcare data breaches exposed over 40 MILLION patient records last year. 💸The average cost of a healthcare data breach is $10.1 MILLION! 💔Protect your patients! Knowledge is power.💪 The "CYBERSECURITY DICTIONARY For Everyone" is on Amazon 🛒

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Owulo Jonah1 年前

Privacy and security should never be an afterthought. For those affected, now is the time to take control of your data and safeguard your personal information. Lessons learned the hard way can still pave the path to a safer digital future. Stay informed, stay protected. 🔒💙

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Ellen/SeaSandII1 年前

We tried to warn you not to do this. Does it really matter what % of whatever ethnicity you are? Your DNA is your personal identity.

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Alva1 年前

23andMe's bankruptcy spells trouble for 15M+ users. Genetic data at risk of mishandling or sale if acquired by another entity. 🧬 🔍 Keep tabs on 23andMe's data policy updates 🗑️ Consider deleting your account 👀 Know your data rights Stay vigilant—your genetic blueprint isn't just another data point. For deeper insights:

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