How to Find and Remove Glo Data Plan Sharers
Do you know that Globacom allows data subscribers to share their existing data plan with other Glo subscribers? Sharing your data plan with friends and family is an excellent way to show love, but sometimes, beneficiaries may use up your data bundle faster than you anticipated. That’s why it’s crucial to learn how to find out who is sharing your data plan on Glo and remove them if necessary. In this article, we’ll show you three ways to do just that.
Using the Glo High-Speed Internet Portal
The first way to see who is sharing your data plan on Glo is by using the Glo High-Speed Internet portal. To access the portal, open your web browser while connected to your Glo Internet connection and visit hsi.glo.com. On the portal page, you’ll see your Glo line, your active data plan and usage statistics, and a list of Glo numbers currently sharing your active data plan. Next to each number is a button that you can tap to delete the number and stop sharing data with it.
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Using USSD
You can also find out who is sharing your data plan on Glo by using USSD. Dial *127*00# on your phone line, and a pop-up will display the list of all the numbers sharing your Internet bundle. Note the number you want to remove, and then dial the USSD code 12702*[number# to remove the number automatically.
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Using SMS
To find out who is sharing your data plan on Glo using SMS, type the word “LIST” in your messages app and send it to 127. You’ll receive an SMS with the list of numbers on your Glo data share. Note the number you want to remove, and then send REMOVE [number] to 127 to stop sharing data with that number.
Conclusion
In conclusion, sharing your Glo data plan with others is a kind gesture, but sometimes, it’s necessary to set boundaries. With the three methods outlined in this article, you can easily find out who is sharing your data on Glo and remove them if necessary. Always remember to check periodically and ensure that you’re not unknowingly sharing your data plan with someone who is consuming it faster than you would like.
