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Aux Etats-Unis, des profils ADN très peu confidentiels - 26 juillet 2020
Les résultats des tests « maison », dont raffolent les particuliers américains, forment de colossales bases de données génétiques. Si mal protégées que même la police s’en sert… Joseph James DeAngelo et William Earl Talbott II n’avaient sans doute jamais entendu ­parler de GEDmatch. Située en Floride, cette ­entreprise de (...)

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A Pennsylvania Court Tried To Force Ancestry.com To Open Up Its Database Of 16 Million DNA Profiles To The Police - 6 février 2020
A Pennsylvania court’s move to issue a search warrant to Ancestry.com sets off a legal struggle that could go all the way to the Supreme Court. Ancestry.com, the largest DNA testing company in the world, was served a search warrant to give police access to its database of some 16 million DNA profiles, but the (...)

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26 million Americans have taken an ancestry test, and law enforcement is using this data to catch criminals - 24 avril 2019
Many companies are now offering direct to consumer genetic testing. Which means the police has now access to more DNA data than ever before. In April 2018, California police finally arrested a man suspected of being the Golden State killer, a mysterious individual accused of having raped and murdered a dozen (...)