Despite all the hoopla, such as identifying a killer in California, the science of DNA data mining is in its infancy. Sloppy procedures, misreading, and the like aside, 20 years from now, the information gleaned will be fantastic.
I’m pretty sure thanks to these databases now they can identify 60% of the public with DNA samples already provided.
23 and me doesn’t make mhm it’s money from telling you your DNA, it does from selling it to the Government and Corporations.
Which is something the general public does not understand. The public believes , based on TV SHOWS, that DNA testing can find EXACT MATCHES.
It cannot. It only finds groupings of certain 'traits' in 'similar' order in a small percentage of a tiny part of the overall DNA information.