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Millions of people have handed their DNA over to genetic testing companies like Ancestry or 23andMe to learn more about their family trees.

But when you ship off your saliva, law enforcement could have access to your DNA.

Police could use genetic information it gets from those companies to identify you in a criminal investigation, even if you?ve never used one of those services.

Jacksonville resident Eric Yarham wanted to learn more about his family tree, so he mailed off his saliva to 23andMe.

?Just trying to unravel the mystery that is your genetics,? said Yarham, who lives in the Riverside area. ?That lingering 0.3 percent is sub-Saharan African. So that?s swimming around in my DNA."

Yarham had no idea police could request his genetic information.

Both 23andMe and Ancestry confirm your genetic information could be disclosed to law enforcement if they have a warrant.

http://amp.wsbtv.com/www.wsbtv.com/news/2-investigates/did-you-know-police-can-request-your-dna-from-23andme-ancestrycom/648187644

[fedswatchin]

Wow this thread is really blowing up and heating up the airwaves

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My cousin told me these companies are cloning people and farmimg their organs

Watch where you send your dna gorls

[Purple Moon]

I wouldn?t wanna be framed of something, so I?m not gonna do that test anyway.

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This is crazy

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My cousin told me these companies are cloning people and farmimg their organs

Watch where you send your dna gorls

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wat in tha star wars clone wars hell

[Jon]

For what reason though?

[Nine]

fun fact!

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