"If you get one of these tests, and the tests tell you you have a propensity to one of these cancers, you basically become un-insurable," said privacy lawyer @joelwinston, referring to life insurance. https://t.co/zFUMrD7oBS — Stuart Leavenworth (@sleavenworth) May 4, 2018

Life insurance companies can discriminate against you on the basis of your 23andMe DNA test results. https://t.co/YkXsDlfqSU — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 4, 2018

today in Top Executive Tweets Something Dumb https://t.co/IXY7NroabZ — cale g weissman (@caleweissman) May 3, 2018

Oy. https://t.co/GOEYvJdoIU — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 3, 2018

Notable that Pennsylvania Attorney General calls Cambridge Analytica harvesting a "Privacy Breach"—FB denies breach. https://t.co/tmSFxQJ8Or — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 3, 2018

According to the @PAAttorneyGen's office, nearly 3 million Pennsylvanians were part of the privacy breach https://t.co/udSBGOuR6a — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 3, 2018

Amazon is pursuing the "Holy Grail" of retail by trying to accurately predict how a pair of jeans or a suit will fit. Currently creating statistical 3-D models of human bodies, which it will then match to images & videos of people via algorithms https://t.co/vEKmkkhall — Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) May 3, 2018

what a long, strange trip it's been! can't wait to read the bankruptcy court filings. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 3, 2018

"Cambridge Analytica dictated Trump's travel. The locations of campaign rallies were chosen by its algorithms." https://t.co/36RAO8ryE5 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 3, 2018

right on! The reports say bankruptcy, but, as of yet, I can't find any court filings by the company. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) May 2, 2018