We’ve asked three prominent DTC genetic testing companies—23andMe, Ancestry, and MyHeritage—what consumers can do if they want to remove their data from that company’s database.

A bankruptcy filing Sunday by 23andMe, a genetic testing and biotechnology company, is shining light on what could happen to customers' personal information, leading to some wanting to know how to ...

How to delete To delete data from 23andMe, customers should log in to their account and navigate to the “Settings” section of their profile.

Here's how to delete your sensitive information from 23andMe, especially as the company struggles to survive after a data breach exposed a million customers last year and the majority of their ...

The Bay Area-based company, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, plans to pursue a sale. A new owner could mean big changes in how user data is handled and what it’s used for.

Click "view" Scroll to "delete data" Click "permanently delete data" Confirm your request Note that you may also download a copy of your genetic data before deleting it from 23andMe's database.

How to delete your 23andMe data To delete your data from 23andMe, you need to log in to your account and then follow these steps: Navigate to the Settings section of your profile.

For those who still want their data deleted, here’s how you go about it. How to delete your data from 23andMe Log into your account and navigate to Settings.

How to Delete Your Data From 23andMe, Ancestry, and Other Sites Worried about your privacy after taking an at-home DNA test? Here's what you should know and what you can do.