How can I share my bug report with Android devs? I just learned about the ability to capture a bug report at will. I don't see it properly documented on an official Android web site, so I'll describe it here:


  After reproducing the issue, navigate to developer settings, ensure ‘USB debugging’ is enabled, then enable ‘Bug report shortcut’. To take bug report, hold the power button and select the ‘Take bug report’ option.


And optionally:


  Screen capture of the issue:
  Press the volume down and power buttons simultaneously. The image will appear in your gallery. Attach the screenshot file to this issue.


And finally:


  Please upload the bug report and screenshot to google drive and share the folder to android-bugreport@google.com, then share the link [here in this issue on code.google.com/p.android/....].


Question 1: How do I get it shared to google drive?  I previously presumably configured all bug reports to be shared via the Gmail app, and I don't see how to override that setting now.

Second, I'm very surprised to see that we're being asked to share a Google Drive link publicly to the world.  Aren't there privacy-sensitive aspects to bug reports?

Update: Here is an example, from the open-source ChkBugReport desktop application, of the deep and wide range of information in a bugreport, which can include email addresses, the device serial number,  details on applications used and timings of user activity with them,detailed battery usage, the current software build ID, the network carriers uses, 
 detailed hardware information, boot parameters, various detailed usage statistics, etc.
Question 1: How do I get it shared to google drive? I previously
  presumably configured all bug reports to be shared via the Gmail app,
  and I don't see how to override that setting now.


You can download the files which you got in the gmail app and upload them to google drive by selecting those files on your phone. 


  Second, I'm very surprised to see that we're being asked to share a
  Google Drive link publicly to the world. Aren't there
  privacy-sensitive aspects to bug reports?


Bug reports are only there for developers of the app you have a problem with to see the issue/bug you are having. They only disclose what type of phone you have and what problems there are on the bug so they can fix it. 

Secondly, there is no real security risk of sharing a google drive link. It only goes to those you send it to, but granted if you send it to the wrong person, they can be able to see that information. If this happens (reminding again that sharing a bug report is not dangerous and that there is only about a 1% chance of this to happen) then you can delete the link so no further people can access it.