PL-100 · Question #160
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The correct answer is B. No. Using a Power BI report shared locally does not meet the requirement for business users to access charts via an app on mobile phones, as local sharing typically refers to files or on-premises servers that are not designed for direct mobile app consumption.
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Using a Power BI report shared locally does not meet the requirement for business users to access charts via an app on mobile phones, as local sharing typically refers to files or on-premises servers that are not designed for direct mobile app consumption.
Sharing a Power BI report "locally" typically means distributing the .pbix file or hosting it on an on-premises Power BI Report Server. This method is not suitable for users to access charts via a dedicated "app on mobile phones" because it either requires Power BI Desktop (not a mobile app) or does not leverage the native Power BI mobile app experience provided by the Power BI service.
Concept tested: Power BI report distribution and mobile access methods
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/consumer/mobile/mobile-apps-windows-10-faq
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