Liz Terwilliger has written a disturbing article that has been published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette web site. She writes:

"Did you ever spit into a plastic tube and mail it in to learn if you really have Sicilian blood, or Moroccan ancestors? Ancestry investigations for fun, right? Fun, except when the information from that DNA is shared without your knowledge.

"Ancestry.com, one of the largest repositories of personal DNA data, publishes transparency reports periodically, outlining their response to governmental requests for an individual’s data. In a recent report, the company admits they will supply your DNA to the government with “a court order or search warrant.”

"23andMe, another popular DNA ancestry site, is even more vague in the privacy statement on their website. They won’t release individual data unless 'required to do so by court order, subpoena, search warrant or other requests that we determine are legally valid.'"

There is a lot more to Liz Terwilliger's article. You can read the full article at: https://bit.ly/3BidpMZ

Note: Liz Terwilliger is a founding member of Reform Congress, a national nonpartisan movement or responsible representation. She is running for congress in Pennsylvania’s District 9.