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# Modify my Destination
When you want to modify a destination, the first step is to head to the [destination landing page](https://build.korewireless.com/event-stream/destination) and open the destination details.
Destination Landing Page
Click the destination
Destination Details
## Delete my Destination
{% hint style="danger" %}
This action cannot be undone. Ensure you want to delete the destination. Alternatively, you can [disable ](/kore/developers/how-to/event-streams/modify-my-streaming-rule.md#disable-enable-the-streaming-rule)the streaming rule(s) that are tied to this destination if you no longer wish to receive events.
{% endhint %}
You cannot delete a destination if any streaming rules are applied to it. Review our guide to either [repoint ](/kore/developers/how-to/event-streams/modify-my-streaming-rule.md#repoint-my-streaming-rule-to-a-new-destination)or [delete](/kore/developers/how-to/event-streams/modify-my-streaming-rule.md#delete-my-streaming-rule) the rule.
A streaming rule is using this destination
No stremaing rules are using the destination
Open the action menu and click delete.
Request to delete
Confirm
Confirmation toast message
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