The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is concerned about the potential sale or transfer of Americans' personal information by 23andMe ME.O ancestry testing company which recently filed for ...

So no wonder the company’s bankruptcy has set off such alarms — and highlighted the weakness of the privacy laws in many states, including Massachusetts. A huge trove of private data from 15 million ...

Several state attorneys general (AGs) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have begun scrutinizing ancestry tracking company 23andMe following ...

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N Ferguson issued a letter on March 31 addressing the U.S. Trustee overseeing ...

Nevadans in a 2016 DNA study became 23andMe customers. Now, amid the firm’s bankruptcy, some are raising concerns and weighing privacy steps.

Opinion: LK Law Firm's Lena Kempe explores how the 23andMe bankruptcy highlights the need for stronger data protection ...

In the ongoing saga of the 23andMe bankruptcy, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson recently sent a letter to the Trustee ...

The Federal Trade Commission is weighing in on the 23andMe bankruptcy and is concerned the company’s planned sale puts millions of American consumers’ personal information at risk. In a letter ...

23andMe made a name for itself by selling ... And he correctly predicted that the Federal Trade Commission could take an interest in the case and make it known that it wants consumers' data ...

AstraZeneca’s new cholesterol pill is showing promise, while the FTC urged a potential buyer of 23andMe to protect user data.

A genomics company, a crypto foundation, and the former CEO are all looking at this treasure trove of genetic data.