Ethics: digitalizing your DNA isn’t bad as long as that DNA doesn’t have any important information attached to it from my understanding there’s not much you can do with digital DNA no bank, social site, or government department take DNA as a form of password or authentication so hackers have no use for digital DNA because there’s no way to get into or create any important accounts anywhere

Corporate: companies already can’t discriminate off of race, gender, or any other factor of the same nature so I would find it hard to assume that they would be allowed to consider your DNA in the application for the job

Human hacking: making your DNA digital is completely useless and unsafe. I have zero knowledge on how the digital DNA looks in terms of the code behind it or how if ever it would be used as a verification because normal verification would sent something to your phone or email but your digital DNA can’t just receive a message or email and if it is an account that gets the verification prompt then there wouldn’t be any need to take your DNA if they could just breach the servers that the DNA verification accounts are on and just take the account without the need for the DNA. And having DNA as a password would work for the same reason. Like digital DNA is just a password that you can’t change if there a breach in the servers so is people are smart they would hold digital DNA password or verification at all and if DNA does become apart of verifying who you are it’s most likely going to be for in person only for those risks.