Hide "Toggle Navigation" button in InfoView

Is there any ways to hide the toggle navigation button at the top of InfoView?
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I would like to be able to do that depending upon the user login name.
Thank you in advance!

Best you could do would be to disable or "grey out" the Dashboards button, can do this by removing access to Performance Management in the CMC under Applications.

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