California Settles 23andMe Claims for $6 Million

California reached a six million dollar settlement with bankrupt DNA testing firm 23andMe to resolve data breach claims. The agreement ends state legal challenges regarding the privacy of millions of affected consumers.

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California will receive a $6 million settlement payment in 23andMe's bankruptcy, resolving legal claims from a 2023 data breach affecting 6.9 million customers. The agreement follows the state's unsuccessful bid to block the $305 million asset sale to TTAM Research Institute. The resolution concludes months of legal battles over genetic data privacy in the United States.

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