Remove members from a workspace in loop

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Remove members from a workspace in loop

Anonymous

Hi,

I would like to remove certain people from a workspace, the only thing is i'm not the owner of this workspace. I have not seen how to remove or adapt users acxces rights.

could someone give me more insights on how could I do this?

thank you

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Answer 1

Hello Claire Maeter,

Thank you for writing us here in Microsoft Community.

First of all, I just want to let you know that Microsoft Loop is still in its infancy stage there might be some functions there that might now work. Probably you need to recreate again the loop workspace. Based on your information it seems that you were not the administrator. I do suggest in contacting the admin who create the workspace. If the issue still persists, I do suggest in submitting a feedback for this.

Here's how to send a feedback: Send feedback to Microsoft with the Feedback Hub app - Microsoft Support

I hope you find this information helpful.

Regards,

Michael Jr.

Microsoft Moderator

Answer 2

So you are basically saying that you guys don't really know what you are doing, this is just another product that Microsoft copied from someone else, and you are now using us for testing and improvements. I am so fed up with the bs you guys have.

I have created a workspace in Loop and added the users, so I should be the admin. But this info is actually no where to be found, so maybe Microsoft decided not to put me as the admin, I really don't have a way of knowing this. Now I am checking like crazy and there is nothing for removing a user. Asked your stupid copilot and the answer I got is more useless than your response here.

I am no longer going to use Loop until it is ready. Thought it will help recording and tracking tasks, but so far it's totally the opposite. I am losing info, the links between Loop and other Microsoft products sometimes works but mostly don't, and I cannot really rely on the product. Plus now I'm realizing that I cannot remove a user which creates a security concern.

Thank you for making my life more miserable...

Answer 3

Anonymous

Or, you could use the feedback link provided to report that, as an admin, you do not see how to remove users and that this is important to you; thus contributing to the Loop development. Then, opt-out until the product has matured or continue to explore its more amazing features.

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