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FYI, anyone in your family who has done this "for a bit of fun", has just given their whole genome sequence away for however this company sees fit to use or sell (which can include other companies they sell this info to in the future, or any government or law enforcement agency that gets access to this in the future).
Anyone in your family who has given away their genetic info like this, has indirectly given away parts of your genetic information too without your consent.
yeah. I explained this to my mother and sister after they gifted me a 23 and me test.
they didn't care, they still did the test.
like frogs in a pot of water.
Yeah well pro choice and all that, it's their body to do as they please.
Good luck to them and their relatives when they need to find a health insurer who doesn't use their DNA to determine the insurance rate.
Problem is that it effects close relatives as well since their dna is almost identical
So does smoking.
Whataboutism
No. It's a comparison to show appropriate level of reaction to a similar threat.