# Why can I use integrated conferencing with Graph API if MS Teams is disabled for an account?

Microsoft Teams license is linked not only to a specific license held by the user, but it is also linked to a Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy, which is a global policy that is active by default for all users.

To disable Microsoft Teams for certain users, these users will need to have a new Teams Meeting Policy applied to their accounts.

### Assign a new Meeting Policy
The Meeting Policy can be assigned to either an individual user or a group. Our recommendation is to assign it to a group of users, as this can be easily amended in case more users need to be restricted from using Teams.

Teams Meeting Policies are managed through [Microsoft Teams admin center](https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/).

The steps to assign a new Meeting Policy to a group of users are as follows:

- In the left navigation of the Microsoft Teams admin center, go to the policy type page. For example, go to Meetings > Meeting policies.

- Select the Group policy assignment tab.

- Select **Add group**, and then in the **Assign policy to group** pane, do the following:
<li>Search for and add the group you want to assign the policy to.

- Set the ranking for the group assignment.

- Select the policy that you want to assign.

- Select **Apply**.

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To remove a group policy assignment, on the Group policy assignment tab of the policy page, select the group assignment, and then select Remove.

> **WARNING:** It can take up to 24 hours for a policy assignment to take effect.


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