Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
Ancestry may disclose test results to you and people you authorize, and store your DNA Data
You agree that Ancestry may disclose the test results to you and to others that you authorize, and may store your DNA Data.
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You agree that in order to facilitate your use of DNA Services, we may directly or through other companies who help us provide DNA Services:
Disclose to you, and others that you authorize, the results of the tests performed
Store your DNA Data
Not stated here
- This item does not say how long DNA Data is stored.
Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception
Publicly shared content may not include a living person’s Personal Information without their consent
You agree that Your Content that you share publicly will not include Personal Information, as defined in Ancestry’s Privacy Statement, about a living person without their consent. For living minors you will get consent from their parent or guardian.
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By contributing or accessing Your Content you agree:
Your Content that you share publicly will not include Personal Information as defined in our [Privacy Statement](https://www.ancestry.com/c/legal/privacystatement)
about a living person without their consent. In the case of living minors, you will get consent from their parent or guardian
Qualifications & exceptions
- The restriction is about content you share publicly, not private content.
Not stated here
- “Personal Information” is defined in the Privacy Statement, which is not supplied here.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Others may use Your Content you share publicly, and Ancestry need not remove it once public
If you share Your Content publicly, other users may access and use it as part of, or in conjunction with, the Services. Ancestry states it is not required to remove any of Your Content once it has been publicly shared.
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By contributing or accessing Your Content you agree:
If you share Your Content publicly, other users may access and use Your Content as part of, or in conjunction with, the Services. We are not required to remove any of Your Content once it has been publicly shared.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Other provisions allow Ancestry to remove content that is illegal or violates the Terms, and require removal under a valid court order or applicable law (see the review and removal card).
Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
Ancestry may assign its rights; if Ancestry is acquired it may share your Personal Information and Your Content
Ancestry reserves the right to assign or transfer its rights and obligations under the agreement. If Ancestry or any Service provider is acquired or transferred to another entity, in whole or in part and including in bankruptcy or similar proceedings, you agree that Ancestry may share your Personal Information and Your Content with that entity. You may not assign or transfer your rights and obligations without Ancestry’s written consent, and the Terms say there are no third-party beneficiaries.
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11.3 Transfer of Rights and Obligations
We reserve the right to assign or transfer our rights and obligations under this Agreement. If Ancestry or any Service provider is acquired or transferred to another entity (in whole or part, and including in connection with bankruptcy or similar proceedings), you agree that Ancestry may share your [Personal Information](https://www.ancestry.com/c/legal/privacystatement#intro) and Your Content with that entity.
You may not assign or transfer any of your rights and obligations under these Terms without Ancestry’s written consent. There are no third-party beneficiaries to these Terms.