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You have 30 days to let 23andMe you don't agree to the new TOS or you won't be able to join class actions after massive data breach. (www.axios.com)
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Although legal, the time frame and approach seems designed to shield the company from negligence.

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[–] themeatbridge@lemmy.world 7 points 11 months ago

It's not explicitly illegal, and it will dissuade some users from litigation. Even if it does not hold up in court, it will be a road block that requires you hiring a lawyer and going to court in order to get started.