THE INDEPENDENT MANAGES TO MISS THE POINT AS USUAL
KEY QUOTE: "However, critics say the state-funded €5m (£4.36m) scheme could cause unnecessary worry for people who discover they are more likely to suffer certain diseases."
Typically of libtard media, The Independent seems to gives you a "story", while actually leading you away from the salient points of that story.
Real critics of Estonia's plan would be more interested in the covert eugenic programme being rolled out and tested by governments worldwide; they would be concerned that while this is presently to be imposed on 10% of the population of Estonia, it will be expanded to the rest of the population; they would be concerned that this is a test run, to acclimatise the reading public to this type of programme.
And any journalist worth his salt would mention that DNA information in the wrong hands could lead to genetic-targeted genocide, while noting that governments were responsible for the deaths of 100 million of their own people in the last century.
But then it is the job of the mass media to deflect you away from the obvious questions while the ruling elite drive through their agenda.