Notice that by default, for anyone who has already purchased the course, they will continue to have access to the course. The only restriction is that they cannot claim credit for that course if they have not already done so. So once again, as Adam Chicago, if I come over here, you will see that I can still interact with the video, and so there we go, I can still interact with the video, and if your course has more than one video, or has test, pre-test, post-test, the user has full access to that course. Now, if you say that any course that has expired, I would like the user to lose access, you do have to override the default behavior, and when you do that, let's just navigate out to show that the user can still see it on their homepage, but when they try to get into it, everything has been disabled. Notice that administrator has a couple more finer configuration option to say, I want the same behavior, but only if they haven't started. So if they bought the course, but they never bothered to start, I want them to lose access. In addition, you can also say that they will only lose access if they didn't finish, but if they have finished, I want them to continue to have access. But lose access, period, is the strongest statement to say, regardless, you're not getting into this course anymore. Thank you.

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