Is local syncing something they will offer in the future? Seems like these two applications could make for a great marriage. That way I could upload photos/scanned files to the web app and it would automatically sync to my Onenote. John asks: How do they keep search engines from scanning our data? What happens to our data if they get bought?Ĭhris Weatherford: I would love to see an option in Evernote to sync my files into Onenote or at least sync to my local computer. So: What about security,or password-protecting notebooks or notes? Glenn Davis also asks about 'secure' notes? Something like encrypting 'private' notes. If I remember correctly, any information you store with Evernote, gives evernote the consent to share your information with their partners if they want to. If I store sensitive information with evernote, (such as medical or other personal details) I would not want these things to fly out of my hands in terms of being advertised on or something. James, Everyone's Favorite Webmaster: There's really only one reason I don't use Evernote, and that is that I don't want Evernote to have the ability to 'own' or use my documentation as they see fit, such as sharing it with evernote partners. So before I put another piece of data into your business, convince me you're going to stick around.

I've used other apps that died because they went out of business. I paid just because I like you, but that's not a business plan. How are you going to stay in business? The core apps are all free, and unless you're uploading photos, you'll never reach the upload cap.

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