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by vintermann
21 days ago
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23andMe bet big that genetic big data would be super valuable. That really didn't work out for them. It turns out that it's more valuable for advertisers to learn if you actually smoke, than that you have a genetic propensity for smoking. Your genotype is just useful for figuring out your phenotype, and in the vast majority of cases, your genetics (especially not at the resolution offered by 23andMe) are not a shortcut to learn your behavior, which is what they're really after. You're probably already classed as some variety of paranoid/dissident for your careful social media preferences... |
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