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Not worried. I have committed no crimes that DNA would be useful in solving. Actually, I have never committed any crimes greater than an infraction, so it wouldn't matter if they could.The legal implications of handing your DNA over to a third party seem disturbing, to say the least. In this respect my curiosity goes only so far...apart from knowing part of my family genealogy traced back to the 1790s.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dna-pr...andme-ancestrydna-sell-data-to-third-parties/
I suppose there is a possibility that a potential employer could not hire you if they got your DNA test, but that isn't legal. If an employer engages in illegal genetic discrimination, that isn't an employee I'd want to work for.