florrickandassociates replied to your post: Ooh the case is about privacy risks with home...
This case is the rare one that made me want to google whatever case it was ripped off of
PSA TO EVERYONE if you do a home genetic testing kit please assume the entire universe, the government, insurance companies, employers, your mom, cops, your landlord, will be able to gain access to that information until you read their terms that clearly outline what privacy you do have and do informed research to learn what privacy you therefore don’t have. assume anyone with access to that information is legally able to act on it unless you know specifically who can and cannot (for instance, the EEOC prohibits discrimination based on genetic information, but that only applies to employers). SECOND PSA TO EVERYONE recognize that when you give up genetic information about yourself you also give up genetic information about other people. FURTHERMORE, the amount of usable information we can gain from our genetic information is changing all the time, and information they don’t know how to find in it now could be used against you later. the privacy risks with this shit are HUGE and nowhere near adequately dealt with.









