Bloodline Score Dating App

In the glow of her smartphone screen, Emily swiped through profiles on PureMatch, the latest dating

app promising perfect compatibility. It wasn't just about shared interests or location; it

required a DNA swab for a 'Bloodline Score' that measured genetic purity. Excited by the allure

of finding her ideal match, she mailed in her sample, unwittingly consenting

to data harvest beyond her imagination. Behind the scenes, algorithms churned through genetic

databases from companies like 23andMe, sold to pharma giants and insurers. PureMatch framed

it as optimization, but it was a facade for monetizing intimacy. As Emily's profile lit up with high-score

matches, she felt empowered. Little did she know, her data was already leaking into black