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We're using Office 365, and we have some users set up with full access permissions to a couple email accounts. Because of the way Exchange works, this also gives the users access to those accounts' primary calendars. However, we don't intend to use those calendars. Nevertheless, some people were using them by mistake, and this caused some confusion which angered the management. As a result I've been tasked with rendering these primary calendars unusable, in order to ensure they're not used by mistake in the future.

Is it possible to delete these calendars, revoke their permissions, or otherwise get these calendars into a state where the users can no longer use them? It's ok if the users can still see the calendar, as long as the calendar clearly doesn't work from their perspective.

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We're using Office 365, and we have some users set up with full access permissions to a couple email accounts. Because of the way Exchange works, this also gives the users access to those accounts' primary calendars. However, we don't intend to use those calendars. Nevertheless, some people were using them by mistake, and this caused some confusion which angered the management. As a result I've been tasked with rendering these primary calendars unusable, in order to ensure they're not used by mistake in the future.

Is it possible to delete these calendars, revoke their permissions, or otherwise get these calendars into a state where the users can no longer use them? It's ok if the users can still see the calendar, as long as the calendar clearly doesn't work from their perspective.

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We're using Office 365, and we have some users set up with full access permissions to a couple email accounts. Because of the way Exchange works, this also gives the users access to those accounts' primary calendars. However, we don't intend to use those calendars. Nevertheless, some people were using them by mistake, and this caused some confusion which angered the management. As a result I've been tasked with rendering these primary calendars unusable, in order to ensure they're not used by mistake in the future.

Is it possible to delete these calendars, revoke their permissions, or otherwise get these calendars into a state where the users can no longer use them? It's ok if the users can still see the calendar, as long as the calendar clearly doesn't work from their perspective.

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