It's necessary to find a native method to hide pages from specific users without having to create two or more different reports. This way, with just one report, different people within the company could see both shared pages and those belonging to specific groups. Currently, there's a non-native method using RLS, but it has several bugs: firstly, page navigation is only possible via a dropdown list, and it doesn't allow for a button menu. Secondly, if someone with permission has left a folder selected in that menu, those without permission can also see what's left, requiring complicated rules to prevent this. After the project is published, if the report is exported to PDF, the hidden pages can be viewed. There's an option to prevent exports, but some clients need these exports. Therefore, this is a key security issue that needs to be resolved. Having three or four identical reports where a page changes to one that certain groups can't see becomes cumbersome, duplicated work, and unnecessary...
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