user privacy and crash reports

The application we're creating has crash reports that include javascript exception stack text like the following:

"ReferenceError: foo is not defined

at file:///Users/Jane/Documents/app/static/source_file.js:88:1"", source: file:///Users/Jane/Documents/app/static/source_file.js (33)

Question: Does Apple require that we scrub (in this case the user name "Jane") the user's name from the crash report before sending to our servers? Note that this isn't a real app crash per se, but a javascript exception that we're catching internally in the application and sending (with user's permission) to our backend.

In my mind we don't have to scrub the name because that can be any value and not necassarly a persons name, i.e. it could be /Users/redball or whatever.

Thanks for your response.