23andMe recently announced its bankruptcy filing and stated it intended to sell its assets through the court process. The company plans to continue operating as a business through the sale process with no changes to how it stores, manages, or protects consumer data despite a data breach discovered in October 2023. That breach exposed the personal information of seven million Americans. In a statement Tuesday, John Formella, the attorney general, reminded Granite Staters they have rights via the New Hampshire Data Privacy Act. This act allows residents to access, obtain, correct, and delete personal data collected about them. Residents also have the right to opt out of the processing of their data for targeted advertising, sales, and some profiling.