You have a Microsoft Teams deployment. You notice that users erroneously create a live event when attempting to create a meeting from the Teams client calendar. You need to disable live events for…

Live events settings under the admin center contain org-wide options such as support URL and recording settings, but do not include a control to prevent users from scheduling live events.

Live events policies contain the 'Allow scheduling' toggle that controls whether assigned users can create live events in Teams. By editing the global (org-wide default) live events policy and disabling scheduling, you prevent all users from creating live events without needing to configure individual user policies.

Meeting policies control features of regular Teams meetings such as cloud recording and screen sharing, not live event creation.

Customization policies manage the Teams app branding and appearance for the organization and have no bearing on live event scheduling.