i believe the tests are quite accurate. which proved to be the case in the vid.
i had mine done & connected with many cousins, from 1st to 3rd which i wouldn't have known about b/c i started moving around the country at 11 & lost touch. it was easy to verify these connections.
i was a little surprised to find that i'm 18% iberian peninsula & s. european.
although my name is considered a fairly common british name i'm only 5% british.
there always seem to be some people that are self-appointed experts on everything but really know SFA.

They are very flawed and should not be openly available....but yeah what Herbert said...

I believe that I am 100% human, but who knows?

I have, but after recently watching a documentary on how inaccurate they are, I'm no longer convinced of their results. This, unfortunately will require further testing through different companies to compare results and I'll have to settle for the average of the results.

Be careful what you wish for

'Robin Christ took a genealogy test to learn about her ethnic background but discovered a family secret.'

[bbc.co.uk]

Not after seeing identical twins use 5 different brands with conflicting results. They aren't that accurate.

Plus I have genetic testing done by a Hospital University lab. Still can't find the cancer gene in my family but we keep looking!

My paternal uncle had it done and part of it said he is 4% Neanderthal. I am content with knowing that I am close to that as well.

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Sure. it should be done when we are born. It might, and I do mean might, cut down on some of the racism.

I know I’m a Euromutt dominated by Italian and English, sprinkle in some Spanish and Irish. Not sure what else it could tell me. My boys have inquired though as my ex’s heritage is a bit more of a mystery.

A member of the KKK used the DNA test and found out he was 11% black. He killed himself.

I tested on two sites and uploaded the raw data onto 2 others but finding out my race wasn't the reason although I found it interesting.

I am nearly half British, almost 20% German another 20% is Irish/Scottish and the remainder is Finnish for the most part.

Not sure it really matters. It is not going to change who you are. It, however, does give a conversation topic.

I did it about three years ago.