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How To Remove Information From Ancestry.com
What is Ancestry.com?
Ancestry.com is a widely used platform for genealogical research, offering access to a vast array of historical records, family trees, and DNA testing services. While it provides valuable resources for exploring family history, you may decide to remove your personal information from the site to safeguard your privacy. This guide outlines the steps to delete your data from Ancestry.com, including your account, family trees, and DNA results.
How To Remove Yourself From Ancestry.com
1. Enter your email address and password to access your ancestry account
at Ancestry.com page.
2. The subscriptions that will be deleted along with your account will be listed. Verify the box.
3. The tree(s) that will be deleted along with your account will be listed. Verify the box.
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4. The deletion of your DNA test results will then be confirmed. Click "Next step" after checking the boxes.
5. Click "Next step" in the pop-up box after that. By checking this box, you agree to have your account deleted. All of your personal information will be destroyed within 30 days of this and you won't be able to access your account or undo the deletion after that. Keep the box open because you will need to input a verification code from your email before doing so.
6. You will find an email with a verification code when you open your email in a new tab. It's advisable to move through with the process straight away because the code expires in eight hours. Copied the code.
7. Enter the verification code in the box there, then select "Delete account."
8. A final email confirming the cancellation of your account will be sent to you. You can just remove your DNA results without also deleting your account if you want to maintain it. Instead of entering your actual personal information, we advise using fictitious information to remain anonymous. Additionally, make sure that none of your information is shared with a family tree and is kept private.
What to do after Ancestry.com opt out request?
Your worries are still present, unfortunately. There are still many other websites that perform the same function, and more are being developed every day. You have more work to do if this worries you and you want to keep your information private. Fortunately, DeleteMyInfo.com have a solution that significantly simplifies the procedure.
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