Minnesota Genetic Information Privacy Act (direct-to-consumer genetic testing)

Requires direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies to give plain-language privacy notices, get express consent for collecting and using genetic data and separate consent for each third-party disclosure, secondary use, sample retention, research transfer, and genetic-data-based marketing, and to let consumers access and delete their data and have samples destroyed. Companies may not give genetic data to law enforcement without consent or a warrant or court order, or to insurers or employers without written consent.