Microsoft Fabric will introduce a tenant setting on October 28, 2025, allowing admins to control inclusion of user identifiers in OneLake diagnostic logs. By default, End User Identifiable Information is logged, but admins can opt out for privacy and compliance. This supports security, troubleshooting, and usage analytics.
Introduction:
To support enhanced monitoring and governance, Microsoft Fabric is introducing a new tenant setting that allows admins to control whether user identifiers are included in OneLake diagnostic logs. This change aligns with customer feedback around privacy and compliance, giving organizations more flexibility in managing diagnostic data.
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Does the change alter how existing customer data is processed, stored, or accessed? | Yes. Diagnostic logs will include or exclude EUII based on admin settings. |
Does the change modify how admins can monitor, report on, or demonstrate compliance activities? | Yes. Admins gain visibility into data access and usage patterns, similar to Azure Storage Diagnostics. |
Does the change include an admin control and can it be controlled through Entra ID group membership? | Yes. The new tenant setting is available in the Fabric Admin Portal and can be toggled by Tenant Admins. |