@kaia @ente well it's easier for you europeans because ya'll are not as removed from your ancestry as those of us across he pond.

they started out saying that I was majority NW european (mainly scandiniavian, german/french, and english) with some significant percentages of Italian/Greek and East African ancestry; which mostly matched what I had been told. Fathers side is primarily Italian/German and mother's is scandinavian/british

the east african bit was eventually revised to north african and then disappeared entirely.
My italian side was narrowed down to a small percentage of siciliian while the majority of the rest was narrowed to the london area and some minor metro areas in sweden and scotland.

it mostly mirrored what I already believed about my ancestry, but it wasn't worth the sacrifice of DNA privacy.