Once you're ready to go, here's how to delete your Facebook once and for all. Go to Settings & Privacy > Settings > Account ...

I've been using Facebook for over a decade, but I barely use it these days. I'm not ready to delete my account yet, but I did ...

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the red button that says, “Permanently Delete Data.” You will receive an email with the subject line “23andMe Delete Account Request.” Open it, and click the ...

California consumers can delete their genetic data and make other changes under the Genetic Information Privacy Act.

Whether it's because you wanna do a clear out or are looking to start your Facebook page from scratch, knowing how to delete all Facebook posts is a great place to start. Unlike some other social ...

Under the Genetic Information Privacy Act, Californians are ensured certain protections, such as being able to delete their account and genetic data, have their ...

The Bay Area-based company, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, plans to pursue a sale. A new owner could mean big changes in how user data is handled and what it’s used for.

Ahead of the bankruptcy, the attorney general in 23andMe’s home state warned Californians to delete ... keep your saliva test sample, you can request the company destroy it on the account ...

you can withdraw consent from the Research and Product Consents section in your account settings. While you can reverse that consent, there’s no way for you to delete that information.

Here's what to know about the safety of your data on 23andMe ... users can remove their personal information by opting out of the 23andMe data section of account settings. You can follow these ...