I should have said "publicly viewable" not publicly available in my first sentence. FTDNA has made some of the 23andMe Y chromosome SNPs available for purchase. But when people transfer their 23andMe SNPs to FTDNA's Family Finder, the exact SNP results won't be visible by anyone except the person tested, not viewable by their matches, by their group administrators or by the public. And this is a good thing, for privacy at least. Bernie On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Bernie Cullen <berniecullen@gmail.com> wrote: > Linda, > > FTDNA allowing the upload of 23andMe SNPs won't be helpful, mainly > because FTDNA will not make these SNPs publicly available for good > reasons, and is unlikely to do special examination of these SNPs on > its own. >