Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

Let's pick your brain as well, Dr. Darien, the biotech company 23 and me recently filed for bankruptcy,

which has a lot of their customers asking major questions.

We talk a lot about medical privacy between a doctor, a provider, and a patient. But this is really uncharted territory.

Walk us through this.

You have to take it into your own hands.

Bioprivacy is so important.

There's an estimated 15 million people who have used this company.

So, and now, for example, New York State Attorney General,

Letitia James is urging consumers and customers to take steps to guard their privacy.

And that concern is justifiable.

As a point, your genetic information is arguably the most private thing that we all have,

unique to you, not something you can change, and it's the blueprint of who you are.

We know not to give out our social security numbers, but this is arguably even more important than that.

So these are some steps that experts say you can take

in order to protect your privacy. The number one thing you want to do is go to your preferences

and scroll down all the way at the bottom, your settings, excuse me, and you want to just basically

hit delete data. There's an option to download your data. You can download the raw data.

I've spoken to some who have used this product and they say that that might take a couple of days, so you might have to go back and check.

But other things you can do is go to your preferences and also delete your samples and withdraw consent for use of third-party consumers.

Now, it's important to know that the company states that there's no change in the ways that the company will protect data in buyers that required by state law.

But it's also important to know that state law is variable

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