23andMe bankruptcy filing sparks privacy fears as DNA data of millions goes up for sale

FTC wants to ensure 23andMe customers personal data protected

Montana AG urges action to protect DNA data after 23andMe bankruptcy

MISSOULA, Mont. – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is urging residents who have used 23andMe to take steps to protect their genetic data. This comes after the DNA testing company announced its bankruptcy filing last week.

Does bankrupt 23andMe have your genetic data? Delete it, B.C. experts warn

There's no guarantee Canadian regulations can permanently safeguard customer data after the American company's bankruptcy sale. Read on.

Tennessee A.G. Skrmetti Says Consumers Can Delete Genetic Information as 23andMe as Company Prepares Bankruptcy Sale - Tennessee Star

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti informed the public of its right to have its genetic information deleted from the 23andMe databases currently up for sale, after the genetic ancestry company received permission from a federal judge to sell it during bankruptcy proceedings that were announced last week

Good Morning America anchor reveals family secret discovered on 23andMe after company files for bankruptcy

Good Morning America anchor Whit Johnson revealed to viewers that 23andMe provided him with a “missing link” in his family tree days after the company filed for bankruptcy -- sparking safety concerns about the personal data of its millions of customers.

23andMe bankruptcy: With America's DNA put on sale, market panic gets a new twist * WorldNetDaily * by Kevin Williams, CNBC

Company has 15 million customers and with calls for users to delete their data, traffic to its website surged 526% on the day of its bankruptcy filing