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An estimated 6.9 million users of the genetic testing company 23andMe had their personal information stolen by hackers in a recent data breach, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Hill on Monday. A spokesperson for 23andMe told The Hill an estimated 5.5 million users had their data accessed from the company's DNA Relatives feature, which helps users find and connect with family relatives who also have the feature enabled. Hackers also breached the data of an additional 1.4 million people's family tree profiles, which includes a variety of identifying information about the user, the spokesperson said. TechCrunch first reported the estimated 6.9 million users impacted in the

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