![]() On its website, the company prominently touted its privacy and security, claiming to offer “Rock-solid security” and promised users that it “collects, processes, and stores your personal information in a responsible, transparent and secure environment.” From 2017 to 2020, the company also said it would only share consumers’ sensitive health and other personal information in limited circumstances such as providing information to a customer’s doctor or with the lab doing genetic testing. In its first case focused on both the privacy and security of genetic information, the FTC said in a complaint that Vitagene deceived consumers about its privacy and security practices. The health reports include personal information about a consumer’s health and genetics, such as their level of risk for developing health problems based on their genotype data. ![]() before changing its name in October 2020, has sold DNA health test kits and used DNA test results, along with information consumers supplied, to provide the consumers with reports about their health, wellness and ancestry. ![]() California-based 1Health.io Inc., also known as Vitagene, Inc.
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