Charles Edmonds
posted this on Feb 28 12:24
Please note the person who added the profile may be your relative. Therefore, if you have located a profile on Geni which you believe may be for you (or a relative), you may go to www.geni.com to create an account. Once you have, you will be able to contact the profile manager who added that profile to their tree and ask them to invite you, update it, or remove it on your behalf.
We respect the privacy of our users and they have the right to add their relatives to their family tree
We do not go into the accounts of our users to police or remove data
We do not have a way (for certain) to know when an outside person is who they say they are
There may be another person who shares your name; therefore, the profile in question may not even be you
Here are ways to address this:
You may create an account on Geni, contact the person and ask them to update the data
You may create an account on Geni, contact the person and ask them to remove the data
You may create an account on Geni, contact the person and ask them to invite you to their tree
If they invite you to their tree, you may then:
Remove the data and close your account
Remove your data, update your privacy settings and keep your account
Update your settings, keep your account and invite others to join your tree
If you are unable to contact the manager then:
You should send a email to misconduct@geni.com with your full name and a link to the profile.