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Privacy Levels control - where is it?
Hi Burma,
Based on the official document which has list:
The Ignore the Privacy levels and potentially improve performance does not work in the Power BI service. As such, Power BI Desktop reports with this setting enabled, which are then published to the Power BI service, do not reflect this behavior when used in the service.
You also could have a good look at this document Power BI Desktop privacy levels.
Best Regaerds,
Cherry
v-piga-msftCherry, thank you for the advice, however that's not the issue. As I've mentioned, we are not using "Fast Combine" or "Ignore Privacy Levels" options, even in the Desktop (and everything works fine). The issue is that Power BI Service does not allow manual classification of the data sources, so we can't assign "Private" or "Organizational" or "Public" for the data source. Instead, privacy levels for the data sources in Power BI Service are automatically deduced from the type of authentication used, which creates a compatibility issue.
There is an option to assign privacy levels (even for the could data sources) in On-Premises Data Gateway, however that scenario is also not viable, because On-Premises Data Gateway does not support OAuth2 authentication, which is required. Also going that direction would be redundant, because gateway is unnecessary for the cloud data sources.
The easiest approach for the product team might be:- Allow the privacy levels classification of the data sources in Power BI Service manualy, instead of doing it automatically now
- Allow other types of authentication for Web.Contents besides "Anonymous" (even when Content payload is set)
- Enable OAuth2 in On-Premises Data Gateway (that, however, is not very good)
Hi Burma,
Firstly, Power BI only support anonymous authentication for Web.Contents currently.
The easiest approach for the product team might be:
- Allow the privacy levels classification of the data sources in Power BI Service manualy, instead of doing it automatically now
- Allow other types of authentication for Web.Contents besides "Anonymous" (even when Content payload is set)
- Enable OAuth2 in On-Premises Data Gateway (that, however, is not very good)
For your first two suggestions, you could submit your ideas in Power BI idea Forum and add your comments there to improve Power BI and make this feature coming sooner.For the third suggestion, it has been supported in Power BI Service currently, you could find the option under Manage Gateway.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Thank you v-piga-msft , I will add an ideas to the relevant forum
Regarding OData2 authentication support, we have the option you've mentioned enabled, however there is still no OAuth2 authentication available...