would it be the case that anyone who went to their website would immediately be governed by the new policy? Does this mean that every 23andMe customer will need to be extremely careful what links ...

Vertical farms, woke AI, and 23andMe made our annual list of failed tech. From chatbots dishing out illegal advice to dodgy ...

Advances in DNA technology in the past three decades led Everett police to a Las Vegas man who was Maryann Daniels' neighbor when she was killed in 1989.

Some websites, like Ancestry.com and 23AndMe do not allow law enforcement ... in genealogical investigation to upload a sample onto a website, and access can be revoked at any time if the uploader ...

Attorneys for the man charged in the deaths of four University of Idaho students have alleged police misconduct and flawed ...

Law enforcement does not have access to the databases from services 23andMe and Ancestry.com ... were used to solve the ...

The total dollar value of class action and mass tort settlements dropped in 2024 but continued to surpass $40 billion for the third year in a row, according to the Duane Morris Class Action Review ...

Experts point out that you can discover your roots without having to sign up to costly subscriptions and much family sleuthing can be done for free.

The testing company ended last year with $79 million and told investors it will need to raise money to fund its operations ...

23andMe said it's started exploring strategic alternatives, including a possible sale. The company released third-quarter results that showed an 8% drop in consumer services revenue year over year ...

23andMe has been exploring a possible sale of its telehealth business, Business Insider has learned. The struggling health company bought the virtual-care startup Lemonaid in 2021 for $400 million ...

23andMe's stock plummeted after a 2023 data breach exposed millions of customer accounts. The struggling genetic-testing company 23andMe has been quietly exploring a possible sale of its ...