CDC Taking your DNA off nose swabs??

[Delldude]

Recent CDC release says they do DNA on 10% of PCR tests. So where does your DNA information go?

 

[Blues Man]

Recent CDC release says they do DNA on 10% of PCR tests. So where does your DNA information go?

It looks like it's the DNA of the virus not of the person

 

[The Irish Ram]

SOBs...

 

[White 6]

Recent CDC release says they do DNA on 10% of PCR tests. So where does your DNA information go?

Ummmmph! Jeez, what next? Welcome to the database? Did you read of rape victims in San Francisco, that had rape kits done on them at the hospital after they were attack, having the victim DNA retained and years later used to implicate them in present day crimes? When you are in the system, you are in the system.

 

[Blues Man]

Ummmmph! Jeez, what next? Welcome to the database? Did you read of rape victims in San Francisco, that had rape kits done on them at the hospital after they were attack, having the victim DNA retained and years later used to implicate them in present day crimes? When you are in the system, you are in the system.

How does the DNA of a virus relate to a person?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Recent CDC release says they do DNA on 10% of PCR tests. So where does your DNA information go?

CDC says 10% of COVID swabs sent to genome lab, raising privacy questions

In this case, scientists are analyzing the sequencing of the COVID-19 virus for variants like Delta and Omicron. Sequences from collected tests can be compared to help scientists track the spread of a virus, how it is changing, and how those changes may affect public health.

Ascherio says the PCR tests used for genomic sequencing help distinguish common variants of the virus, not human DNA.

 

[White 6]

How does the DNA of a virus relate to a person?

A nasal swab does not contain only the DNA of a virus if present, just as the vaginal swab from a rape kit does not only collect the DNA of the sperm of the attacker. Some people (conspiracy minded people) are worried DNA is being collect to track and identify the public at large. Examples such as these lend credence. I cannot honestly say I am too excited about it. It is becoming more prevalent, though.

 

[Delldude]

It looks like it's the DNA of the virus not of the person

Yet they have both at their disposal.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Some people (conspiracy minded people) are worried DNA is being collect to track and identify the public at large. Examples such as these lend credence. I cannot honestly say I am too excited about it. It is becoming more prevalent, though.

How many of these people have sent their DNA to 23 and Me or any of the rest of those companies?

 

[Blues Man]

A nasal swab does not contain only the DNA of a virus if present, just as the vaginal swab from a rape kit does not only collect the DNA of the sperm of the attacker. Some people (conspiracy minded people) are worried DNA is being collect to track and identify the public at large. Examples such as these lend credence. I cannot honestly say I am too excited about it. It is becoming more prevalent, though.

So what?

DNA from multiple sources in one sample can be separated out.

 

[Blues Man]

Yet they have both at their disposal.

And you have not proven anything is done with the human DNA as your video only mentions the viral genome.

 

[Indeependent]

Recent CDC release says they do DNA on 10% of PCR tests. So where does your DNA information go?

Ancestry?

 

[Blues Man]

How many of these people have sent their DNA to 23 and Me or any of the rest of those companies?

Exactly those are public databases and anyone can use them not just the cops

 

[Delldude]

And you have not proven anything is done with the human DNA as your video only mentions the viral genome.

Not my video, Pal.

 

[Blues Man]

Not my video, Pal.

the video you posted Pal

 

[Delldude]

the video you posted Pal

The one where CDC admits taking your DNA?

 

[mamooth]

How many of these people have sent their DNA to 23 and Me or any of the rest of those companies?

My brother did. So much for my career as a serial killer.

 

[Blues Man]

The one where CDC admits taking your DNA?

Not mine.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

My brother did. So much for my career as a serial killer.

The military took mine 20 plus years ago under the guise of being able to ID us if we got blown to bits.

 

[Delldude]

Not mine.

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