With the genetic testing company 23andMe filing for bankruptcy, Hoosiers should consider deleting their accounts to protect their personal information, Attorney General Todd Rokita warned today.
“This is a company that holds very sensitive information pertaining to the individuals who use its services,” Attorney General Rokita said. “This data could be considered an asset to be sold or transferred as part of any potential bankruptcy proceeding. The best way for Hoosiers to protect their information is to delete their accounts now.”
Currently, consumers wishing to delete their accounts can file a request at this link: Requesting 23andMe Account Closure – 23andMe Customer Care.
For more information on 23andMe's decision to file for bankruptcy, click here
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