Millions of Americans have embraced at-home DNA kits, hoping to unlock the secrets of their family trees and uncover potential health risks. But behind the promise of ancestry and well-being lies ...

The Texas Attorney General and 26 other Attorneys General and the District of Columbia have filed a motion with the Eastern ...

In an era where companies are actively buying and selling consumer information, data privacy protection is of the utmost ...

The states are asking the court to appoint an independent consumer privacy ombudsman and a security examiner, to help inform ...

Only 14% of DNA used in medical research is from people with non-European ancestry. Two nonprofits want to change that.

Texas Attorney General Paxton acts to protect Texans' genetic data during the 23andMe bankruptcy, proposing a Consumer ...

Can individuals and organizations still take control of their data — or has the privacy battle already been lost? In this episode of Today in Tech, host Keith Shaw is joined by Ron De Jesus, Field ...

Users of the once top DNA testing company are now rushing to delete their 23andMe DNA data following the bankruptcy ...

Interim CEO Joe Selsavage, who also serves as CFO, is in the hot seat as U.S. lawmakers probe data privacy issues related to ...

Consumers have been trading their DNA for a personal genetic history lesson with 23andMe since 2007. The company has since become extremely ...

Leaders of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce said they are investigating how 23andMe’s bankruptcy might affect ...

The letter points out that in 23andMe's privacy policy, in a bankruptcy, customers' personal information may be "accessed, ...