the future of work is all about freedom and flexibility, says startup that counts your keystrokes and takes screenshots of your computer screen to make sure you're working https://t.co/Xmg2SO4N94 — Stephanie M. Lee (@stephaniemlee) August 7, 2018

The 23andMe genetic-data "sharing" arrangement with a global pharmaceutical company is a privacy violation of the worst kind. https://t.co/Mz1ZGFhC8q — Dan Gillmor (@dangillmor) August 6, 2018

nothing? beanie babies? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 4, 2018

many Gen X'ers are not homeowners — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 4, 2018

Starter jackets? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 4, 2018

What's the avocado toast of Generation X? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 4, 2018

"The price of getting information about your child’s school should not be losing your privacy to online ad brokers.”https://t.co/bwYe9vWH0s — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 3, 2018

DNA testing companies, like social networks, have made a lucrative business out of DNA data collected from customers https://t.co/K4tIWTK1lZ — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 3, 2018

"23andMe's business model has always depended on leveraging the DNA data they amass as a result." The company has deals to sell DNA data to pharma co's GlaxoSmithKline, Genentech, & Pfizer. https://t.co/sKM8ZiXZSK HT @BethSkw — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 1, 2018

Curious to know if FPF has any financial affiliation or receives monetary support from Ancestry, 23andMe, Helix, or other DNA testing companies? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 1, 2018