No More Guessing! I Tested 23andMe’s New Dot System to Organize My DNA Matches

If you’ve ever tried to keep track of your DNA matches at 23andMe, you know how frustrating it can be. Until recently, there wasn’t an easy visual way to see which matches belonged to which side of your family. Most of us had to open each match, read our notes, and try to remember how they connected. Now, 23andMe has introduced a new colored dot tool that makes organizing your DNA matches much easier. With these visual tags, you can quickly mark people from different family lines and instantly recognize which matches you’ve already identified. In this video, I demonstrate how the new colored dots work and how genealogists can use them to create simple DNA clusters, track relationships, and keep research organized. If you’re working with DNA matches and trying to sort paternal and maternal lines, this new feature could save you a lot of time. Subscribe for more videos about genealogy, genetic genealogy (DNA), and organizing your family history. My blog about my 23andMe health results https://familyhistoryhound.com/2019/0... The Beaton Batten Mystery solved video    • The 100-Year-Old Secret: How DNA Found My ...   Subscribe to my channel to learn more about organizing your photos, genealogy, and genetic genealogy (DNA) #organizer #photography #forever ✨ Follow my blog Hound on the Hunt, where I blog about genealogy, genetic genealogy, and preserving your photo and digital legacy. https://familyhistoryhound.com/ ✨ Sign up for my newsletter and be notified of new videos and blog and to receive offers from my trusted partners https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/form... ✨ I'm a FOREVER Ambassador, and I can help you with your photo and digital collection sign-up, and you'll be my client, and I'll help you with your collection. https://www.forever.com/ambassador/el...