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Hi,
Power BI App Access with individual message does not work?
The message for RLS is still the standard one with the owner of the semantic model, but I added an indiviual message for the users without RLS access.
What is the issue here?
Hi ASS ,
The documentation mentions that people who don't have access to the Power BI app will not see the message and will see an error:
Since you mentioned that you provided a message to a user who has RLS set up, as far as I can tell, RLS restricts your access to the semantic model's content, but you might give the RLS user access to the Power BI app, and he can visit the app, and he will see the message, but not the content.
If you don't want RLS users to see messages, you'll need to remove their access to the app.
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Xianda Tang
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Hi ASS ,
It's important to note that custom messages are not supported in Power BI mobile apps for iOS and Android. Users accessing the app via mobile devices will still see the default access request flow.
Create your own custom messages. You can include a link for users to request access. This option is used to provide instructions on how the user can access the Power BI application instead of receiving the request via email.
The detail information can be found here:Publish an app in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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Hi, this issue is not caused by the mobile view, it is caused by the web service. Simple view by laptop.
Hi, can someone answer?
Hi ASS ,
Some organizations have processes and systems outside of Power BI for reviewing and managing access requests. The custom message setting is a chance for you to explain or provide a link to how a user can get access to the Power BI app. You can change the default access request behavior for a Power BI app by going to the Power BI app settings and configuring the Access requests options as desired. Select Replace with automated custom message.
When users who don't have access to your Power BI app try to view it, they see a message with the instructions you provide.
Below is the official link will help you:
Publish an app in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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Hi, yes I know. The quetion is "why the user see this"? after setting up the custoized message?
