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Why don't you file a FOIA request on your DNA results from the entity that took your DNA?

Wait for black friday you can snag an ancestry kit for 50 bucks.

I did the DNA thing many years ago. Did 23andme, Ancestry, and FTDNA. FTDNA is garbage.
I liked the 23andme results, but that doesn't say how accurate they are. At first Ancestry was the mirror opposite of 23andme, but as their user base grew, it slowly transitioned towards 23and me and today the results are identical. Not sure I put much stock in them, as of four grandparent 3 were of British decent and one was German and didn't speak English until high school. Yet, both results show me at around 85% Scottish/British/Irish, 10% German and the rest pieces of Scandinavian. YMMV.

So, understand that if you have any type of unique gene that is later sold/ used to create a synthetic gene by a pharma or is reproduced for testing, you have given up your any of your rights to your DNA.

This is more my problem with using any of these companies, as opposed to the Feds searching it against crimes. You will no longer own your own DNA.

However, whoever you use will get patent royalties from the proliferation of your DNA.

Fuck that, I'm not selling my DNA to any Jews.

DNA is all tested the same way-go with the cheapest/closest lab you can find.

Family Tree DNS sounds pretty cool and awesome.