No, I see it exactly the same way. Especially heap analyzers - you are uploading the entire content of your memory up there, including even the entire applicati

No, I see it exactly the same way. Especially heap analyzers - you are uploading the entire content of your memory up there, including even the entire application (because classes are in the heap as well, and it's trivial to decompile Java classes, especially since even companies which release only obfuscated class files usually don't obfuscate anything while testing on dev machines, where a majority of heap dumps probably originate from). In my eyes, anyone using such a service is as careless as someone posting unencrypted lists of his passwords hidden in Lorem Ipsum texts on Facebook so he can look them up if he forgets one. Any sane corporate data protection rulebook should prohibit the use of such services and consider any potential surreptitious use a harsh breach of trust and thus a cause for termination of the employment.