In Microsoft Loop, if you are unable to remove a person's access to a page despite being the owner of the workspace, it may be due to the specific permissions set for that page. Since you mentioned that you can't change their access level and are receiving a message indicating that you are not the owner of the item, it suggests that the page might have different ownership or permission settings than the workspace itself.
To resolve this, you can try the following steps:
- Check Page Ownership: Ensure that you are indeed the owner of the specific page and not just the workspace. Ownership can sometimes be different for individual pages.
- Contact Support: If you confirm that you are the owner and still cannot change access, consider reaching out to Microsoft support for assistance, as there may be a technical issue or a specific permission setting that needs to be adjusted.
- Review Permissions: If the page is shared with a Microsoft 365 Group, check the group settings as they may override individual permissions.
Currently, the documentation does not provide a direct method for removing access from a Loop Page without being the owner of that specific page. Therefore, contacting support may be the best option if you cannot resolve the issue through the interface.
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