Company's security policy requires to automatically logoff after 20 minutes of inactivity. Because Power Bi displays sensitive data, it would be nice to configure after how many minutes the user will be automatically logoff.
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- vlad1New MemberThis is indeed a very useful feature, if it were to be implemented.
- a_leusen1New MemberI second to this motion!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberThis is key for Enterprise Grade solutions to adhere to security compliance.
- KAUSHIK_PERIWALNew MemberDefinately needed in current enterprise solution.
- ryandeloretoNew MemberWhen will this feature be available? Thanks!
- dhirenp771New MemberWe need it as well.
- ic2265New MemberAny update on this? ETA?
- shivendra_aggarNew Memberwe need it as well
- eddykleinjan1New MemberYes please; essential for us.
- ic2265New MemberPlease provide ETA, feature is a must for an enterprise solution.
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