Bankrupt 23andMe just got court approval to try and sell its most valuable asset: your genetic data.
Yes, the DNA data from 15 million customers could soon go to the highest bidder.
A judge is letting the sale move forward—just with a slightly slower timeline—despite major privacy red flags.
Turns out, trusting a company that couldn’t turn a profit since 2021 with your genetic code… might not have been the best idea.
Source: Bloomberg
🚨🇺🇸 23ANDME GETS JUDGE'S APPROVAL TO SELL YOUR DNA
Bankrupt 23andMe just got court approval to try and sell its most valuable asset: your genetic data.
Yes, the DNA data from 15 million customers could soon go to the highest bidder.
A judge is letting the sale move… https://t.co/vv5RfKhiHR pic.twitter.com/VVBMbKJVCl
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 27, 2025
‘Conspiracy theorists’ are right AGAIN
James O’Keefe undercover footage of a U.S. Treasury Policy Advisor on tape telling us 23andMe has been sharing consumer data with "pharmaceutical companies”
Conspiracy theorists are literally never wrong
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) March 24, 2025