You have a Microsoft 365 subscription. All users are assigned Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise licenses. You need to ensure that reports display the names of users that have activated Microsoft 365…

The correct answer is D. Org settings for Reports. By default, Microsoft 365 usage reports anonymize user-level data to protect privacy. To display actual user names in reports (such as which specific users have activated Microsoft 365 Apps and on how many devices), an administrator must navigate to Settings > Org settings >…

Submitted by cyberguy42· Apr 18, 2026Deploy and manage a Microsoft 365 tenant

Question

You have a Microsoft 365 subscription. All users are assigned Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise licenses. You need to ensure that reports display the names of users that have activated Microsoft 365 apps and on how many devices. What should you modify in the Microsoft 365 admin center?

Options

Athe Reports reader role
BOrganization information
COrg settings for Privacy profile
DOrg settings for Reports

How the community answered

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A
2% (1)
B
2% (1)
C
5% (2)
D
91% (40)

Explanation

By default, Microsoft 365 usage reports anonymize user-level data to protect privacy. To display actual user names in reports (such as which specific users have activated Microsoft 365 Apps and on how many devices), an administrator must navigate to Settings > Org settings > Reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center and disable the 'Display concealed user, group, and site names in all reports' option. Option A (Reports reader role) controls who can view reports, not what data they display. Option B (Organization information) stores company details. Option C (Privacy profile) is not the correct setting for report display preferences.

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#Microsoft 365 Admin Center#Usage Reports#Privacy Settings#Microsoft 365 Apps

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