So, you want to learn how to unshare data on Glo?
I understand that some of you may be experiencing issues with unsharing Glo data after generously sharing it with someone. I faced a similar problem myself. Initially, I thought I was being considerate, but soon after, I received a notification on my phone indicating that my data was running low and that I needed to subscribe immediately. That’s when I realized I needed to unshare data from those I had previously granted access to.
At first, I was unsure how to unshare data on the Glo network, as it was a new experience for me and came as a surprise. Once I sought help and successfully unshared data from all connected devices, I was relieved. This experience taught me how to better manage and control my data, which has been invaluable whenever I’ve needed to share or unshare data.
In this post, I’ll guide you through the process of unsharing Glo data, whether it was shared intentionally or accidentally, and you need to undo it. I’ll provide detailed instructions to help you manage this task on your own. Let’s get started!

To unshare mobile data on the Glo network, follow these steps:
1. Using USSD Code
I like this method because it is simple and straightforward. It does not require an internet connection. Simply dial *321# and follow a few short steps. Here’s how it works:
- Dial *321#
- Select 2 or Unshare Data
- Enter the Glo number you want to unshare correctly
- Press Send and wait for confirmation of your request.
2. Unshare Data Using the Glo App or Self-Care Portal
- Ensure you have installed the Glo app.
- Open the Glo app.
- Click on Manage Shared Data and check the list of numbers sharing your data with you.
- Remove the number you want to unshare your data with.
If you don’t have the app, download it from the App Store, install it, and then follow the above steps to remove someone to stop sharing your data with you.
Alternatively, visit the Glo website and follow the same process as in the Glo app.
3. Contact Customer Support
If none of the above methods work, call Glo customer support at 121 using a Glo line or visit a Glo retail outlet for assistance. Ensure you have the correct account details and follow the prompts accurately.
4. Using the Text Message Method
This method works, but few people use this approach when they can simply dial a code *321# or use the Glo app. However, if you prefer this method, here’s how you can use it:
- Open your Messages app.
- Type “Remove” followed by the Glo number you want to unshare.
- Send the message to 127.
- Example: Remove 0803XXXXXXX and send it to 127.
Conclusion
Sharing a data bundle can be beneficial to the recipient, but it’s important to manage and monitor it to avoid unexpected costs. If you notice an increase in your data usage, it’s crucial to know how to disconnect others sharing your data.
You can use various methods to manage this, such as USSD codes, the Glo app, or their website. Understanding these options will help you maintain control over your data usage and expenses.