Have you been on the internet lately? almost no one cares about their data, most people share their behavior constantly every day to watch 30 second videos.
Why would someone care whether or not it would be sold if they didn't care enough to provide their DNA to an unknown company to begin with?
You're making an argument about a concern that doesn't even exist in the average person's head.
Companies really do pay big money for browsing and other behavioral data, though. You'd think DNA data would be something even more valuable, but this bankruptcy and the relatively low price suggests that, no.
Why would someone care whether or not it would be sold if they didn't care enough to provide their DNA to an unknown company to begin with?
You're making an argument about a concern that doesn't even exist in the average person's head.