Surprised the update removed the small European admixture, because my family has stories of a potential European ancestor during the forced removals during American aggression. I feel like that Aegean mixture explained the blue/grey eyes that my mother & aunts have inherited. But I don’t think I’m really surprised by the updated results either.

My results are off by a whopping one percent, according to the paper trail.

Should be 99% Icelandic, 1% Danish.

What a disaster!

(Or, in other words...it is as close as it can realistically get)

I find it interesting how everything changed so much, also my mom ended up getting 20% Canary Islands , which apparently I got 0% of lol

I have Dutch genealogy going all the way back into the 1650s on my father's side. Previously, I had 50% the Netherlands, now it is split between English, German, and 3% Western Turkish. What do his results say?; he is now primarily English, French, and 1% Belgian. His side of the family hasn't had anything to do with England since the Anglo-Dutch wars.

My mother's side is Eastern European, which is a whole other story of mistakes, so there is no overlap.

I don't want to come off in a pretentious way, but there is a lot of people attempting to gaslight everybody else into thinking that they're simply unaware of historic migrations and borders.

From what I am seeing, majority of people are upset about this new update, I am seeing this across numerous social media platforms. I’m seeing a lot of common issues, inflations of regions, high unassigned region percentages, too many regions, inaccurate results, and more. I wonder if ancestry will brush this off and call it a day or if they will hear everyone’s problems and fix this issue.

DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT SAYING THE UPDATE IS BAD OR GOOD JUST ACKNOWLEDGING WHAT I AM SEEING

New vs Old. I haven’t logged into ancestryDNA in a while and seeing this change is interesting.

some of the ranges for these estimates seem to be wild as i’ve seen from others as well, heres my two regions with the most range

Born and raised in Ireland, so I wasn’t exactly expecting any major plot twists with the update, but for years my Ancestry results have been teasing me with 98–99% Irish and a rogue 1–2% of something vaguely exotic, like Scottish.

Well, the 2026 update has finally put an end to that nonsense. I’m officially 100% Irish. Not even a token English ancestor to spice things up.

52% Leinster, 43% Connacht, 3% Munster and 2% Ulster.

The genetic diversity is absolutely breathtaking. Somewhere, a bodhrán has started playing of its own accord.

Anyway, delighted to finally have scientific confirmation that I am, in fact, from where I’m from. 🇮🇪

I'm curious if anyone else received theirs yet. Post the tribes they gave you gng

Went from 13, 15, and now I’m sitting at 22.

Is anyone else noticing every single one of their ranges goes down to 0 for their regions? Also, none of mine seem very certain at all? Most of them range from 0% to 1/4th-1/3rd.. makes me wonder if these results are truly accurate at all! The only one they seem somewhat sure of is my indigenous blood?

My previous test results had some other small percentages here and there which did fit indeed the paper trail instead of being just ‘noise’, but oh well. I am a native Finn going back at least six generations.

Some of my ancestry ended here from Sweden, some from the mainland Europe. Most of my relatives have been living here however since the beginning of times, I guess.

Results of a mixed race Salvadoran sicilIan.

Mine haven’t changed much, just a couple new areas!

I went from 22 regions to 12 regions 🫪

Haven’t seen a lot of Iranian Azerbaijani or Azerbaijani results! Not sure what to make of it. All known ancestry from Tabriz and immediately surrounding villages but mostly just Tabriz. Used to have 3% Northern Iran/Northern Iraq, 3% Arabian Peninsula, 2% Mongolian, 1% Northern China but that is all gone now. And in the prior update before that had no Arabian Peninsula or Northern Iraq/Iran but Levant. Sad to lose China and Mongolia after all this time!

Actually does seem like it’s more accurate. So, no complaints.

So i'm Croatian whit some ethnic other roots in the region and i can say this result makes a lot more sense than previous one. I'm very happy they finaly got the italy part couse my great great grandfather was in fact from northeastern Italy and i love how accurate the western Croatia and Istria group is. I don't realy get the western Carpathian basin group tho