YW! I’m actually giving an app called Ice a try, which looks really promising. Here’s a link in case you’re curious: https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
YW! I’m actually giving an app called Ice a try, which looks really promising. Here’s a link in case you’re curious: https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
Personally, I downgraded to V 5.0.51 and removed / re-did the permissions. I also disabled checking for updates. To my knowledge, that’s the last known good version prior to the sale.
I’m super interested to see how companies handle this when employees work with confidential data all the time.
What reputation? The company never had one in the first place.
You’re the true hero.
From what I remember, you do a full Evernote export and then in Notes on the Mac you do “File --> Import” and you point it to the exported file. I only did it once and many years ago so the process may be different now.
Once Apple overhauled Notes a few years ago AND offered a way to import from Evernote, I never looked back. For anyone in Apple’s ecosystem Notes is one of the best (and completely free or cheap on any iCloud+ plan).
I wrote about this last year because google keeps wanting to blame others for its own messaging failures.
The kindle eink reader is amazing and absolutely great. However I don’t use KU and rarely buy books on it. I mainly use my library and read the borrowed books on it. As a piece of hardware it’s one of the few Amazon builds well. I’m surprised too.
Will be interesting to see how this goes in a year or two.