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As darklajid says, there'd be privacy implications in the way of getting the whole logs. If you ask mojang nicely, though, they might be able to offer the logs
by EvilTerran 14y ago
As darklajid says, there'd be privacy implications in the way of getting the whole logs.
If you ask mojang nicely, though, they might be able to offer the logs with the users anonymised to, say, a /24 subnet, or to just their geolocation results (seeing as those aren't exactly accurate enough to single out individuals).
- p_f 14y agoYes, absolutely, I understand there are privacy implications. I am from academia so I might be somewhat naive about what companies are willing to provide, but even anonymized data (e.g., replace every distinct IP address by a random number, possibly keeping coarse/country-level geolocation) would already provide a wealth of information about user connection patterns.