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# Modify my Streaming Rule
When you want to modify a streaming rule, the first step is to head to the [streaming rules landing](https://build.korewireless.com/event-stream/rules) page and open the rule details.
Streaming rules landing page
Click on the streaming rule
Streaming rule details
## Delete my Streaming Rule
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This action cannot be undone. Ensure you want to delete the streaming rule. Alternatively, you can always [disable ](#disable-enable-the-streaming-rule)it if you no longer wish to receive events.
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Open the action menu and click delete.
Request to delete
Confirmation to delete
Confirmation Toast Message
## Modify Streaming Rule Properties
Review our guide on the various [properties ](/kore/developers/event-streams/streaming-rules.md#streaming-rule-properties)of a streaming rule.
With the streaming rule opened, click on the action menu and click edit to open up the various properties you can edit.
Click on edit
Edit Mode
When you are done, you can click on `Save Changes` at the bottom to confirm and save the changes.
### Disable/Enable the Streaming Rule
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Review our [guide](/kore/developers/event-streams/streaming-rules.md#rule-status) to understand the difference between Enable and Disable.
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Edit the rule status
### Repoint my Streaming Rule to a new Destination
You can repoint your streaming rule to any destination you have created for your account.
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