Disable share buttons

[eguaqueta]

Option to disable the share buttons (Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and share itself) in the embed code. I am using the embed code to post the report in a sharepoint page with in the company by this would prevent a public sharing.

[Edwardrega]

'@Anonymous - are you able to re-word your idea removing any referance to sharepoint? @Nimrod - Re-open the idea, it will only persist.

[Kafil_Shah]

Pls. reopen this idea, its a must to have requirement. No one wants to share secured/official information/ dashboards on social media.

[emanuel_avalos]

Please add the option to quit the bar below we have a internal site, we don't need to use sharepoint, so the social mediabar is uneeded and visually bad looking.

[enrique_ruiz]

I agree, I would like to see this as an option. We have a SharePoint site with many users, it would be much easier to manage the permissions for who can see the reports through SharePoint instead of Power BI.

[porcupine]

MS must allow the share buttons to be removed.

[zhouja11]

Urgent: how can we turn off share buttons? Anyone has workaround? I tried to use

[damlin1]

Have no need to republish to an external social media platform. Please allow users to disable the social media buttons.

[benjamin_wan]

Please reopen this. We should have the option of removing the links. Yes these are meant for public consumption, but not necessarily everyone uses it to the exact science that things are intended for. It looks a lot cleaner and would make it easier to consume for those that do not want to be bogged down by more options than they need to see. I publish to web for internal purposes, the reason being that not all our users are up to speed in organizational logins and permissions. Publishing to web makes it SO much easier. Also another thing that would be great is if the tabs were visible in publish to web option...makes no sense that just because I am publishing to web that they be replaced by arrows. Again, we should have the OPTION of doing so. Not everyone does things according to template and various people have various audiences that they want to accommodate

[Richard_Clark]

I don't understand why this has been declined.

I am trying to share a dashboard that contains sensitive data without the need for less techy Governors to login, but I don't want people to have the option to share it...if something is there, it's more of a temptation or can accidentally be clicked and shared to the world willy nilly.

[abayless1]

It seems reasonable to want to publish to web for anyone to view on your site, but not want to give them the easy ability to share the report outside of your site. I want people to have to go to my site to view the content -- why was this declined?