Include User Identity in Power BI Embedded Logs (Especially Exports for Compliance) in App-Owns-Data
Currently, the logging for Power BI Embedded for App-Owns-Data scenarios doesn't capture any info pertaining to a user's identity. This is a pretty significant lack as it means there is no way to know when a specific user views a report or performs certain actions. One of the biggest problems this introduces is that organizations cannot determine which user performed an export of data. This introduces significant compliance issues and poses problems in terms of general audit/security practices.
Please add the option to include a UPN in the logs for app-owns-data scenarios. The app would obviously need to somehow supply that context to PBI, but the lack of this means organizations either cannot use app-owns-data OR have to come up with a custom Export method, which may not have the same level of security that Microsoft provides with the native Export.
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