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Seven years later, the tests can’t be fooled anymore when it comes to Scandinavian. I’m Dutch, and you can tell the algorithm still has some noise in it, though of course you can always come up with a nice story. ...the earlier test correctly identified Friesland and the north of the...

After the latest update, I am Dutch. ;)

After this last update, Friesland (Bright spot in the north of Netherlands) became visible for the first time.

R-L48 here (The Netherlands) My Dutch colleague (not related in any way) was also R-L48. I think we found the nest. ;)

I have an excellent sperm count! Unfortunately I found out why after taking a DNA-test.

The update finally removed most of the misplaced Scandinavian and B&I Great job if you compare it with LivingDNA: Or AncestryDNA:

Total ROH Mb: 33.17 71.684 % are Homozygous No problem. :P

I'm still get the ancient Saxon England connection (almost 50%!), only the Germanic part is more precise.

23andme removed my trace to Unassigned. They should bring these changes with a change-log.

ok, the latest 23andMe update... also in previous updates B&I and Scandinavian was moved to F&G.

It's a trace indeed. Of course it could be a faulty calculator, my daughter suddenly has traces of Central Asian, Northern Indian & Pakistani now.

I like the detail in the netherlands. There is really a difference between north and south. 23andme: Genetic differences often arise thanks to geographic barriers like mountain ranges or rivers, but culture can shape populations, too — even in countries generally thought to be fairly...

Beta is providing a better ancestry composition in my case now Less ancient Scandinavian and British (Saxons), more F&G.

and... just beta-updated to 0,1% Senegambian & Guinean... this make sense actually. Senegambia was connected to the Dutch West India Company (WIC) due to slavery.

I read about a person with the same error. H1 instead of H17. (I noticed it because I am H17) topic called 37852-H1-and-H17a, can't make a link yet. ...but what do we know now? There is so little info available about various MtDNA.

The adventurous tough genes has left sweden a long time ago. Just like how the explorers left the netherlands. All went to the new world.

It also depends which test you take. 23andMe is getting better at removing Skandinavian (up to 25% to below 10%) over the years... putting our Dutch dna into their "French & German" category. LivingDNA will give you a lot of British. (50+% in my case)

My daughter (and her mother) has W. This is the explanation of 23andMe; Haplogroup W has been found at sites from the Corded Ware Culture. The name of the Corded Ware culture comes from their characteristic pottery, which was decorated with cord-like designs. The people of the Corded Ware...

I received a nearly triple dose of F&G after the changes. (21,3% to 63,1%) This could apply to more "natives". With my papertrail it should be up-to 100% "G" when looking at a timeframe of < 500 years ago. Would the Iron Age French have been 100% French/German or Lindow Man being of 100%...

23andMe found; "West-African" 0,1%. I "made up" a whole story of posible slave trade connection. But after an update it became "broadly East African" 0,1%... on an another chromosome. I don't know if these small traces are noise, or just admixture labeled wrong.