For those of us who got on board before the fda acted, we still get access to all that information. 
And op is right, it isn&#x27;t overly useful.<p>I know for example that I am not a carrier of cystic fibrosis, and that I have one copy of ApoE4.<p>But I could have worked that out with a high degree of certainty anyway - I have a first degree relative that died of Alzheimer&#x27;s and no family history of CF.<p>It remains to be seen that the information they provide is anything more than a curiosity. In fact, it could be dangerous for the uninformed to receive this information: prominent on my &#x27;health risks&#x27; page is that I have a 57% risk of cardiac disease, with a big red bar next to it representing that it will likely claim me one day.<p>What it fails to mention is that a white male has a high risk of cardiac disease anyway, and putting a giant red bar next to the words cardiac disease without this context is not likely to be confidence inspiring