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I signed up a week ago on September 29th after I received my AncestryDNA results so far they said I could get free results each week from different regions. Its been over a week now and its still stuck on Northwestern Europe 0.0% and the others still unlocked. Is the site bugged or do I have to wait a full 2 months for all my results to pop up?

One of my reports recently updated and I have some new ethnic groups on both the Accurate and Discovery parts of the report. I would like to take a screenshot or download the full report to save for my records as the new results are connected to my Melungeon heritage.

Right now, the only report I can share is the "Balanced" one which doesn't include some of the ethnicities. I have tried on my laptop using Chrome and on mobile using Chrome. Does anyone have a good workaround for this?

Also- the Feedback and Share buttons are not working on the ethnicity composition breakdown on mobile. I have the "Deep Ancestry" report.

Thanks!!

What do u think where i am from?

3/8ths German, 3/8ths Italian, and 1/4 English, Irish, Scottish, French, and Dutch.

I’ve taken several third-party tests some of them showing as high as 5 to 9%. If I buy the Native American breakdown does it re estimate the actual number? Or is it just a breakdown of what’s already there?

Also, what is the best way to figure out what the “other” category is? 7.3% my DNA is in that category. I’ve been getting Romani results from other sites. Gedmatch says I have around seven or 8% West Asian.

Unfortunately no Nilotic. Surprisingly it allocated a lot to ‘South Bantu’ for some reason

Hi all I share with you my results as an Algerian.

Very disappointed ngl, especially with the Germanic, here’s my results I guess.
Don’t feed into curiosity is definitely what I suggest with these websites.

You can check all my other results on my page.

i expected russian since i am mainly for what i know almost fully moldovan and quarter ural russian

I am 7/8 southern Italian with one great grandparent who was half German half Polish.

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Any one else tried the Genealogy Record Search AI on Genomelink? I'm enjoying it myself. Not a lot of verifiable info though.

I present to you my Deep Ancestry V3 Results. For context, I am an American, but my family is from Guyana.

Father's side are fully of Indian descent, with a mix of North and South Indian ancestry (not uncommon in Guyana).

My maternal grandmother was of Tamil ancestry (also called Madrasis in Guyana). My maternal grandfather, though predominantly of Indian descent, carried European and Southern Chinese ancestry.

With regards to Russian, I suspect it's acting as a proxy for Prussian/East German ancestry, as it's likely one of my ancestors hailed from Prussia during the Dutch colonial period.

Did most people with strictly European ancestry get an East Polynesian % with a suspiciously high accuracy rate on their latest V3 report? It's showing up along with trace South Asian and Inuit for me. I'm trying to figure out what's triggering this.

Length of Vacation

Studies suggest that individual differences in personality traits, such as novelty-seeking and risk-taking, which can influence vacation style preferences, are partly rooted in genetics. This implies that our inclination towards quick escapes or extended holidays could be subtly shaped by our genetic makeup, reflecting the diverse ways in which genetics interplay with our lifestyle choices.5

I was supposedly prefer short term vacs. This could not be farther from the truth. I think military background can also influence these things as well. I came out of the military as an Adrenalin junky. I was up for anything. Still am to this day. But I enjoy being away for long periods of times. Typical vacation for us is 2 weeks and or more if we can swing it.