The only third parties with which Nebula Genomics ever shares people’s data are non-profit foundations, academic institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and other entities conducting genetic research.
And Nebula Genomics gives you three options as to how and whether your (anonymized) DNA information may be shared. One option is to let it be shared with any researchers who want it — and then you can earn money if it’s used.
Another option is to make Nebula Genomics ask your permission every time they’d like to share your data — and if you agree, you’d be compensated if your data is used. Or finally, you can deny the company permission to ever share your genetic information under any circumstances.