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How can I disable the Webcam function in Messenger 7

 
 
sentinel
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      3rd May 2005
I wish to disable the webcam function in messenger 7 so that users
cannot use it. But I still require the cam to be connected for other
apps. Running XP home with sp2.

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Jonathan Kay [MVP]
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      4th May 2005
Greetings Sentiel,

There are no built-in policies in Messenger to stop this function, nor is there really any
way you can block it (as webcam can utilize a relay server).
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>I wish to disable the webcam function in messenger 7 so that users cannot use it. But I
>still require the cam to be connected for other apps. Running XP home with sp2.
>
> Thanks



 
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