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Is there a way to backup all the data in Evernote? In case of a certain event causing the complete or partial wipeout of all the data stored in Evernote. Is there a mechanism for creating a backup to retrieve this data in this situation. For example in the old Evernote there was the capability to select all the notes and export them to a 3rd location to insure a backup copy for all the notes. However in the new Evernote that capability is no longer applicable. 

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You can backup the data directory for the new application using an OS backup process. Otherwise, export your notes one notebook at a time. THis is a better means of capturing the notebook structure. The Legacy ability to export all notes would, if restored, bring all notes back into a single notebook losing the notebook structure. So, even with Legacy, the best advice was to export one notebook at a time.

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27 minutes ago, agsteele said:

You can backup the data directory for the new application using an OS backup process.

Evernote is a cloud service; with data stored at the Evernote servers  
Before backing up the local data directory, confirm there's a local data copy (a setting in Preferences)

>So, even with Legacy, the best advice was to export one notebook at a time.

Agreed; I had this scripted in the Legacy product

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That's a cumbersome process one notebook at time. I need to look into the OS backup process as I'm not familiar with it. 

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Both PC and Mac have their own backup option.

It should be used anyhow - it is even more important for your own data than for EN, since EN is always saved in the cloud. Your local stuff (if not using a cloud service) exists only once on the local drive, if you don’t back it up yourself.

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