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Law enforcement’s use of genealogy databases

..clip- Some of the largest DNA databases — Ancestry, 23andMe, and Helix — already refuse to share their databases with the police without a court order.

Ann Coulter: Why Is Ancestry.com Protecting White Serial Killers?

Ann Coulter opinion~

yikes!

Where could this go in the future?

Federal DNA registery?

Why does it feel linked to Covid somewhere in my subconsious.

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