At this point, particularly as a matter of principle, I think it’s better to pull your DNA profile out of the system, and request that it be destroyed.
>Asked if there was evidence the database had already faced concerted attacks, scraping, or scanning, Rogers said, “I don’t want to get into it.”
>“Not that I am aware of,” he added. “I don’t know.”
>Rogers declined to comment on whether he’d been approached by national security officials about the site.
Good luck trying to destroy a digital record at this point.
Edit, Referenced: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/614642/dna-database-gedma...
I think policy was only for a murder, and he personally approved access for a non-lethal stabbing, or something similar.