Ars Technica23andMe “shamelessly” blaming users for data breach, lawyer says
Victims are still arguing that 23andMe's security measures were inadequate.
The Argo@arstechnica Of course they are. Can't let user safety get in the way of profits.
Darnell Clayton 
@arstechnica 23andMe sells your anomalized DNA 🧬 info to GSK (a pharmaceutical company).
But yeah, they should have provided better security for their customers.
CyYeah, 23andMe should have kept their data safe and secure, so when they sold it to their fascist tyrant friends, then we would have no problem with it at all. But this is evil hackers accessing the data, without even paying 23andMe for it! Won't somebody think of the poor data miners who wanted your genetic code so they could exploit it, but had the money to pay for it? They're the real victims here!
Goose@arstechnica Saw this coming from miles away.