Access planner without access to Teams

[David Bargna]

we have a requirement for some users to access planner, but not to have access to the teams that the plans are created in. As planner uses the o365 groups I guess there is no way to restrict access without giving access to Teams, is there?

[#2]

True, they are all based on the same group but planner and Teams are still separate services! You can remove license to Teams and have them use Planner via the web

[#3]

@adam deltinger 

that doesn't really work though, consider someone in the PMO who would like to have an overview of current activities, but should not have access to documents in a Team. 

This is a fundamental problem of building a security model on a single group. IT was great when groups where meant to be a replacement of a Distribution List, but now its a mess.