No. We do not share individual-level epigenetic data or survey responses with third parties without asking for and receiving your explicit permission to do so, except as required by law. If you have given consent for us to do so, we may include your epigenetic data and survey responses, stripped of your name or other identifying information, in aggregate data that we publish in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Aggregate data is data from multiple users that has been combined and striped of identifying information to minimize the possibility of exposing individual-level information. Regardless of your consent status, we may also include your epigenetic data in the aggregate data that we disclose to third-party research partners who may not publish that information.  For full details of our policies on information disclosure, read our Privacy Statement.