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I only want the end users to access what's in the report, not the entire semantic model.
Today, when sharing a report, we also share read permission to the entire semantic model (except for any RLS or OLS restrictions).
This is unintuitive and risky, because many people are not aware that they actually share the semantic model when sharing a report.
Instead, I only want the end users to access what's in the report, not the entire semantic model.
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