Neither the DNA sequence of the sender nor the receiver are disclosed.
In fact, no record of eithers DNA sequence is even kept.
Initially a DNA address is worked out from the DNA sequence of a sender.
The DNA address can be used to calculate relative genetic distance between people.
The DNA address can not be used to calculate the DNA sequence of people.
When an email is sent, using a DNA address in the ‘TO’ field, DNA addresses are cross-compared & emails exchanged between related parties.
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We all know of family we know of.
Somewhere along the line, we all have family we do not know of.
This internationally protected protocol will match your email(s) to your nearest family who use it.
By using the protocol, a wish to exchange emails with relatives is indicated.
Disclosure is limited to the sending & receiving of email.
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