Almost 2 million 23andMe users have asked the company to delete their data in the last 2 months

Fuente: Business Insider

23andMe says nearly 2 million customers have deleted their data since it filed for bankruptcy and announced it was for sale. George Frey/REUTERS23andMe's database is shrinking as customers request to delete their data. Interim CEO Joseph Selsavage said 1.

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