Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@jmfd Why not? Seems like they already made changes to the reports for better privacy."

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Paul Hagstrom ‏@paulhagstrom Mar 10

Do developers get to see what one types into the "Report crash..." box in Mac OS X? Not sure who the audience is for these things I type.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Mar 10

@paulhagstrom In theory, Mac App Store developers are supposed to be able to download them, but in 5 years none have been available for me.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Mar 10

Mac App Store always says “Too few reports have been submitted”. So either store bug, I don’t sell enough, or I don’t ship enough crashers.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Mar 10

Which reminds me: what is the current best practice for sandboxed apps to access their own crash log files?
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Tim Wood ‏@tjw Mar 10

@mjtsai I wonder if it would pass review to prompt the user with an open panel to ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports on the first crash…
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Jonathan Deutsch ‏@jmfd Mar 10

@tjw @mjtsai (1/2) Doubtful, Apple very explicitly does not want developers getting crash logs. We tried getting a temp exception for our
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@jmfd Why not? Seems like they already made changes to the reports for better privacy.

10:11 AM - 10 Mar 2016

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