23andMe, which offers direct-to-consumer genetic testing services, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on March 23. "We have robust state privacy laws that include data deletion rights, and ...

More than two dozen states are suing the genetic testing company 23andMe over its proposed bankruptcy sale, stating customers did not sign up to have their DNA sold to the highest bidder. The ...

The state's Department of Justice has established a dedicated privacy team within its Fraud & Consumer Protection Division to handle enforcement and address consumer concerns. Residents can learn ...

23andMe's two-step sale to a nonprofit led by former CEO Anne Wojcicki is nothing more than a dance around California's genetic privacy law, state Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a filing late ...

While 23andMe says they are set on finding a buyer who is committed to customer data privacy (and also under a court-supervised sale process), AG Aaron Ford still doesn't want Nevadans to take ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is urging people in the state who have used 23andMe to delete their genetic data from the site. The DNA testing service recently filed ...

23andMe is now facing a multi-state lawsuit that seeks to block the genetic testing company from selling data without "explicit consent." ...

Those who wish to delete their account can visit this link here and following the steps on this page. 23andMe announced that it filed for bankruptcy on March 23. It is now seeking to sell it assets.

The formal relationships allow federal and state enforcement leaders to share expertise, resources, and coordinate efforts in conducting investigations to protect consumers, the Commission explained.