Some users of Evernote have threatened to stop using the note-taking service after the company announced a new privacy policy scheduled to go into effect on January 24 that effectively allows employees to read customers’ notes.
I’ve been using Evernote for about six months, and I’ve found it to be the perfect tool for my information collection and storage. But this is making me re-think whether I want to continue using the service. I don’t store anything seriously confidential (such as credit card numbers) in Evernote, but there are things that are for my eyes only.
I really wish Apple Notes was better. For example, if I want to clip a web page to refer back to it, I can do this with Evernote and save the entire page; Notes only saves a link to it, together with a brief description.
I don’t want to use Microsoft OneNote, because its interface is only slightly more agreeable than that of a long-distance airplane. What other apps are as flexible as Evernote for storing information? (And please don’t tell me about some home-brew combination of apps and scripts; I need something simple, and something that integrates with macOS and iOS share sheets, and with IFTTT, if possible.)
Source: Evernote’s New Privacy Policy Lets Staff Read Customers’ Notes to ‘Improve the Service’ – Mac Rumors