Post by Faith Ujong (@Fujong)

I stopped using my glo line for data subscription because every single time I did, a month's worth of data will finish in less than 2 weeks.

I came across a post today where someone mentioned they called customer care and were informed that they're sharing their data with someone.

They gave her a code to check and disable if that was what she wanted.

People of God, I tried the code on my Glo line and there it was, a number I have no idea how it came about. I've been trying to unshare but it hasn't worked yet.

How did that happen? I have no idea, but I smell fish.

I stopped using my glo line for data subscription because every single time I did, a month's worth o...

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Rev. Goodidea Sunday Ugochukwu: This is definitely worth investigating. If an unknown number is linked to your data sharing, that could explain the unusual data consumption. Glo should clarify how the number got there and help you remove it. Nobody should be losing data without knowing where it is going. 👀
Rev. Goodidea Sunday Ugochukwu: *312# → Data → Share Data / Manage Data Sharing.

From there, look for the option to remove/unshare a linked number.

If the menu doesn’t allow you to remove it, contact Glo customer care on 300 from the Glo line and ask them to check and remove any unauthorized data-sharing connection.
Mosiko Esther: Mine is not even working again