Should you delete your 23andMe data? NC attorney general says yes. Here’s why & how to do it
Here’s how to delete your 23andMe data: Log into your 23andMe account. Under your account profile, click on “Settings.” ...
As NC lawmakers propose social media ban for kids under 14, here’s what’s allowed now
The bill would also require parental consent for 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds to maintain their own social media accounts.
WCCB Charlotte6d
NC and SC Attorneys General urge 23andMe users to delete their data now
North and South Carolina Attorneys General are warning 23andMe users to delete their data, accounts and apps now. 23AndMe ...
Raleigh News & Observer6d
Should you delete your 23andMe data? NC attorney general says yes. Here’s why & how to do it
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is urging people to delete their 23andMe accounts and private health information after the company filed for bankruptcy over the weekend. The future of ...
LSU vs NC State Sweet 16 score: Tigers, Kim Mulkey top Wolfpack to advance to Elite Eight
LSU women's basketball fended off multiple deficits in the second half to outlast North Carolina State to advance to the ...
WWAYTV34d
UNCW researcher shares why you should delete your 23andMe DNA data
The DNA data of nearly 12 million Americans could be at risk after the DNA sequencing company 23andMe filed for bankruptcy on Sunday.
North Carolina AG urges residents to delete DNA profiles after 23andMe bankruptcy
North Carolina Attorney General, Jeff Jackson, is now warning people delete their information with DNA testing company.
NC lawmakers propose social media ban for kids under 14
If passed, it would require parental consent for 14- and 15-year-olds. Apps would have 30 days to delete existing accounts.