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1. Allow a "Guest User" to be converted to a different account type

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   Selina White supported this idea  ·  Nov 17, 2020

2. Calendar permissions

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   in the plans  ·  AdminMicrosoft 365 Groups Feedback (Product Owner, Microsoft Office 365) responded

   Thanks for the request. Currently there is a way to set this property through powershell for groups, but it only works for users in OWA. We have this in our plans for Outlook desktop as well and will be working on it.

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   Selina White supported this idea  ·  Mar 15, 2017
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   Selina White commented  ·  Mar 15, 2017  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   I encouraged a group of people to use an Office 365 group for the calendar. They wanted to lock down who can edit the calendar. I did not know you could not assign calendar permissions.

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