You can take simple steps to remove your personal data from risky websites and databases. These actions greatly reduce the chance of fraud and protect your hard-earned savings from scammers.

Don't sit around saying "it'll never happen to me" while your personal data is traded around the internet and becomes an increasing threat to your privacy, security, and finances. Delete it today.

The State Board of Education approved a $415,000 contract with the California company Thursday to transfer the data to a new company and delete it at PowerSchool.

Users can then download their genetic data for their own, personal use before scrolling to the “Delete Data” section and clicking “Permanently Delete Data.” Is your data from 23andMe safe?

The login portal of 23andMe ’s website went down Monday evening as customers of the DNA-testing company rushed to delete their genetic data after it filed for bankruptcy.

When the California biotech firm filed for bankruptcy, there was one looming question for customers: What's going to happen to my data?

How to delete your 23andMe data To delete your 23andMe account, first log into your account. Then, go to your profile, and hit the “settings” button.

How to delete your 23andMe data According to a consumer alert from the California attorney general, there are a few steps you can take to protect your data from any potential privacy concerns.

Advertisement Why you should delete your 23andMe data Users of the 23andMe test send the company samples of their saliva to learn about their ancestry and possible health risks.

23andMe: how to delete data amid bankruptcies news and Anne Wojcicki resignation, will it affect UK customers?

Attorney General Rob Bonta advised Californians to protect their genetic privacy as 23andMe faces bankruptcy.

Here's how to delete your data as company shake-up leaves customers wondering what will happen to their DNA info.