Whit Johnson, anchor of Good Morning America, shared a profound personal revelation stemming from his 23andMe test, which revealed his father's adoption and uncovered lost relatives in the family tree. Following 23andMe's recent bankruptcy, concerns about the potential sale of customer data arose, prompting users, including Johnson, to delete their DNA histories for privacy. Johnson emphasized the emotional weight of these findings and the dilemma faced by others who may miss similar experiences due to privacy fears.
However, when the company filed for Chapter 11 protection last week, the personal data of its more than 15 million customers could potentially be sold - prompting many users to delete the entire history they found through the site.
My DNA test was that missing link. Over the years, his family continued to use 23andMe to search for lost relatives and were shocked to find his dad had more siblings.
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