Thanks! To hide minor error messages from user, sending a report to developer, is a technique that must to be considered by commercial developer as sometimes an app can continue running maintaining a fluid user experience but is interrupted by a message box telling that "something very wrong happened"... notice that many times a simple app restart could fix (sending in background the log to developer). For example, I have some apps those react to asynchronous events from server... and they are always unpredictable. Sometimes one event that should arrive after one arrives before. A data to update a field is not there... a variable is null... and then crash. BUT the program could continue. The absent data was only an image update or something else. But we have the horrible message to user, telling that the app crashes many times... and so on. Then, we could consume and hide the crash message, continue... send to developer to analyses if worths to fix. And the life goes on!
