The planner editor uses a server block policy, so it works fast. Set-PlannerUserPolicy -UserAadIdOrPrincipalName BlockDeleteTasksNotCreatedBySelf $True But administrators can use the Set-PlannerUserPolicy cmdlet to provide an account-blocking policy. Until recently, I never realized that it is possible to block people who don’t create tasks from deleting tasks. The lack of a recycling bin, trash can, or other rescue solution to allow the planner to restore accidentally deleted tasks is one of the reasons why you want to control some of the removal tasks, especially in large and complex programs. The default, therefore, allows anyone in the group to delete any activity in the system. Planner uses the Microsoft 365 Groups membership model, which means that all group members share equal access to group services, such as group programs.
Admins can block a specific user from deleting tasks in Microsoft Planner that they did not create. This article will explain the necessary steps to prevent tasks from being deleted.Īpply the Policy for Blocking User Accounts
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