DNA-analysis company Verogen Inc. improperly disclosed the genetic information of nearly 2 million people to
Angela Hutcheson, Sara Lafler, Alucard Taylor, and seven others alleged that Verogen violated the genetic-privacy laws of Alaska, Illinois, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Oregon when it sold its database of user-uploaded DNA files to Qiagen without informing users or obtaining their consent.
The company also broke the state laws by installing Meta’s ‘pixel’ tracking tools on its ...
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