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# Enable, Disable, or Update Gating

Hubz allows you to control Gated Group Access to your Telegram group at any time. You can enable or disable token gating, or adjust access requirements, without disconnecting the group or losing your configuration.

All changes are managed from the **Manage Group** view in the Hubz app.

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### Enable or Disable Token Gating

Gating can be turned on or off directly from the **Token Gating** section in **Manage Group** using the **Enabled** toggle.

When disabling token gating, Hubz will display a confirmation prompt explaining that:

* Members will no longer need to hold tokens or NFTs to access the group.
* Re-enabling gating may require a **24-hour grace period** before enforcement resumes.

Confirm to proceed, or cancel to keep gating active.

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### Update Token-Gating Parameters

You can modify your access rules at any time while the group remains connected.

This includes:

* Changing the required token or NFT
* Adjusting the required amount
* Switching between **One-Time** and **Ongoing** verification
* Adding or removing additional tokens or conditions (AND / OR logic)
* Updating **Buy** or **Earn** access links

#### Steps

1. From **Manage Group**, tap the edit icon in the **Token Gating** section.
2. Update the desired parameters.
3. Tap **Save Token Gating** to apply the changes.

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