Thursday's story has been corrected to say:
To be fair, I should point out that AncestryDNA’s number does not include those acquired from Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (over which I am still sorely displeased that Sorenson could sell my DNA and accompanying pedigree).
Wow! I would make a big fuss. That just doesn't seem ethical. I would fuss long and hard demand some kind of retribution, and I am not being facetious!
ReplyDeleteAs I recall I had to sign an agreement before Ancestry could get my DNA from Sorenson.
DeleteIt has been years since I contributed my sample of blood (and also convinced my daughter-in-law to do likewise) to the Sorenson project. My genealogy pedigree was included. I had the impression then that the sampling would be utilized for the purposes of generalized scientific research. I never received an invitation to sign anything over to Ancestry, unless it was in very small print!
ReplyDeleteI sure don't remember any blood. I did a saliva swab.
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