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[2.1.0+] It also blacklists the creport-sysmodule title-id. Then, if inarg_flag(see above) is set to '1', all title-ids are blacklisted except for the following whitelist:

* ~~0x0100704000B3A000~~ "Snipperclips" (Game)

* 0100704000B3A000 "Snipperclips" (Game)

* ~~0x01007EF00011E000~~ "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild"

* 01007EF00011E000 "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild"

* ~~0x01009B500007C000~~ "ARMS"

* 01009B500007C000 "ARMS"

* ~~0x0100D87002EE0000~~ "Snipperclips - Cut it out, together!"

* [2.3.0+] 0100C5E003B40000 "ARMS Global Testpunch"

* ~~0x0100F8F0000A2000~~ "Splatoon 2" (EUR)

* 0100D87002EE0000 "Snipperclips - Cut it out, together!"

* ~~0x010000A00218E000~~ "Splatoon 2 Global Testfire"

* 0100F8F0000A2000 "Splatoon 2" (EUR)

* ~~0x01000320000CC000~~ "1-2 Switch"

* 010000A00218E000 "Splatoon 2 Global Testfire"

* ~~0x0100152000022000~~ "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe"

* 01000320000CC000 "1-2 Switch"

* ~~0x01003BC0000A0000~~ "Splatoon 2" (USA)

* 0100152000022000 "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe"

* ~~0x01003C700009C000~~ "Splatoon 2" (JPN)

* 01003BC0000A0000 "Splatoon 2" (USA)

* 01003C700009C000 "Splatoon 2" (JPN)

This is probably because of privacy concerns (software keyboard + browser could contain passwords and personal info).

The above whitelist handling is probably so that only Nintendo (published) applications get full exception info reported, since crash-reports for other applications probably(?) wouldn't be shared with third-parties.

For all other title-ids, it generates a random AES-128 key and CTR using <code>csrng</code>.

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** Following the two funcs mentioned above, prev code: <code>if(<loadedval> == 1 && (u8 *(ptr+1) & 1) == 0)<call func>; return;</code> New code: <code>if(inarg_flag != '1' && (u8 *(ptr+1) & 1) == 0 && ((u8 *(ptr+0) ^ 0x1) & 0x1) == 0)<call func>; return;</code>

** <call func> here is throw_fatalerr(ptr+4). The above second block basically changed the conditions required for throwing fatal-error. For example, fatal-error is no longer thrown when applications crash.

== [[2.3.0]] ==

Exactly the following code was changed:

Only change was adding a titleID to the above whitelist.

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 [2.1.0+] It also blacklists the creport-sysmodule title-id. Then, if inarg_flag(see above) is set to '1', all title-ids are blacklisted except for the following whitelist:
-* 0x0100704000B3A000 "Snipperclips" (Game)
+* 0100704000B3A000 "Snipperclips" (Game)
-* 0x01007EF00011E000 "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild"
+* 01007EF00011E000 "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild"
-* 0x01009B500007C000 "ARMS"
+* 01009B500007C000 "ARMS"
-* 0x0100D87002EE0000 "Snipperclips - Cut it out, together!"
+* [2.3.0+] 0100C5E003B40000 "ARMS Global Testpunch"
-* 0x0100F8F0000A2000 "Splatoon 2" (EUR)
+* 0100D87002EE0000 "Snipperclips - Cut it out, together!"
-* 0x010000A00218E000 "Splatoon 2 Global Testfire"
+* 0100F8F0000A2000 "Splatoon 2" (EUR)
-* 0x01000320000CC000 "1-2 Switch"
+* 010000A00218E000 "Splatoon 2 Global Testfire"
-* 0x0100152000022000 "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe"
+* 01000320000CC000 "1-2 Switch"
-* 0x01003BC0000A0000 "Splatoon 2" (USA)
+* 0100152000022000 "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe"
-* 0x01003C700009C000 "Splatoon 2" (JPN)
+* 01003BC0000A0000 "Splatoon 2" (USA)
+* 01003C700009C000 "Splatoon 2" (JPN)
 This is probably because of privacy concerns (software keyboard + browser could contain passwords and personal info).
+The above whitelist handling is probably so that only Nintendo (published) applications get full exception info reported, since crash-reports for other applications probably(?) wouldn't be shared with third-parties.
 For all other title-ids, it generates a random AES-128 key and CTR using <code>csrng</code>.
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 ** Following the two funcs mentioned above, prev code: <code>if(<loadedval> == 1 && (u8 *(ptr+1) & 1) == 0)<call func>; return;</code> New code: <code>if(inarg_flag != '1' && (u8 *(ptr+1) & 1) == 0 && ((u8 *(ptr+0) ^ 0x1) & 0x1) == 0)<call func>; return;</code>
 ** <call func> here is throw_fatalerr(ptr+4). The above second block basically changed the conditions required for throwing fatal-error. For example, fatal-error is no longer thrown when applications crash.
+== [[2.3.0]] ==
+Exactly the following code was changed:
+Only change was adding a titleID to the above whitelist.