23andMe says the personal data it collects includes registration information like birth date, genetic information like a user's genotype, sample information like saliva, and self-reported information.

23andMe is looking to sell customers’ genetic data. Here’s how to delete it By Clare Duffy, CNN Mar 25, 2025 Mar 25, 2025Updated Jun 10, 2025 ...

23andMe's annual report, published Wednesday, also addressed customers' requests to delete data. As of May 31, the company said its user base had dwindled to about 14 million personal genome ...

8.Click “Permanently Delete Data.” 9.Confirm your request: You’ll receive an email from 23andMe; follow the link in the email to confirm your deletion request.

Long worried 23andMe would retain her data and attempted to delete it, but she had to wait two hours to speak with a customer service agent before successfully closing her account.

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If you previously consented to 23andMe and third-party researchers to use your genetic data and sample for research, you may withdraw consent from the account settings pages, under “Research and ...

Related: Stop giving your DNA data away for free to 23andMe, says Genomes.io CEO Another solution, GenoBank, has an alternative approach: tokenizing genetic information onchain as “BioNFTs.” ...

The most obvious use for genetic data is discovering one's health predispositions; 23andMe offers a subscription that shows whether a person's DNA is associated with a likelihood for certain ...

23andMe's annual report, published Wednesday, also addressed customers' requests to delete data. As of May 31, the company said its user base had dwindled to about 14 million personal genome ...