(Archived) If I drop from Premium to Free, do I lose any files?

[whuzizname 0]

If I drop from Premium to Free, do I lose any files?

 

Of course, I know that I'll lose the added functionality that Premium provides, but will I lose any of the notes that I had uploaded while Premium?

 

Thanks! 

[Metrodon 2,162]

No!

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

If I drop from Premium to Free, do I lose any files?

 

Of course, I know that I'll lose the added functionality that Premium provides, but will I lose any of the notes that I had uploaded while Premium?

 

Thanks! 

 

Additionally, if you have a note that exceeds the note size for a free account, you will not be able to modify that note, once you revert to tree.

[whuzizname 0]

No!

 

Sounds great! But....

[whuzizname 0]

 

If I drop from Premium to Free, do I lose any files?

 

Of course, I know that I'll lose the added functionality that Premium provides, but will I lose any of the notes that I had uploaded while Premium?

 

Thanks! 

 

Additionally, if you have a note that exceeds the note size for a free account, you will not be able to modify that note, once you revert to tree.

 

 

But...it "freezes" any files over 60MB? That's crippling for some stuff. Would I still be able to export files over 60MB back to my computer's hard drive, so as to modify it? TIA

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

But...it "freezes" any files over 60MB? That's crippling for some stuff. Would I still be able to export files over 60MB back to my computer's hard drive, so as to modify it? TIA

When you revert to free, you have to play by the rules for the free account including the note size limit for notes created/modified.  Any notes already created, sync'd, OCR'd, etc. while you were premium will remain the same.  You can view notes that exceed the note size limit (Please note this is not the UPLOAD amount.)  But as I said above, you cannot modify any notes that exceed the note size limit for the free account because...it exceeds the note size limit for free accounts.  You can export the notes but you will not be able to import them back, if they exceed the note size limit.

[Wobar 0]

 

But...it "freezes" any files over 60MB? That's crippling for some stuff. Would I still be able to export files over 60MB back to my computer's hard drive, so as to modify it? TIA

When you revert to free, you have to play by the rules for the free account including the note size limit for notes created/modified.  Any notes already created, sync'd, OCR'd, etc. while you were premium will remain the same.  You can view notes that exceed the note size limit (Please note this is not the UPLOAD amount.)  But as I said above, you cannot modify any notes that exceed the note size limit for the free account because...it exceeds the note size limit for free accounts.  You can export the notes but you will not be able to import them back, if they exceed the note size limit.

 

 

And what will happen with offline edited notes on mobile device, and password locked mobile application?

Will I be able to sync offline data and unlock mobile application?

 

Thanks in advance for your answer.

[GrumpyMonkey 4,314]

But...it "freezes" any files over 60MB? That's crippling for some stuff. Would I still be able to export files over 60MB back to my computer's hard drive, so as to modify it? TIA

When you revert to free, you have to play by the rules for the free account including the note size limit for notes created/modified.  Any notes already created, sync'd, OCR'd, etc. while you were premium will remain the same.  You can view notes that exceed the note size limit (Please note this is not the UPLOAD amount.)  But as I said above, you cannot modify any notes that exceed the note size limit for the free account because...it exceeds the note size limit for free accounts.  You can export the notes but you will not be able to import them back, if they exceed the note size limit.

 

And what will happen with offline edited notes on mobile device, and password locked mobile application?

Will I be able to sync offline data and unlock mobile application?

 

Thanks in advance for your answer.

As long as your mobile device has synced, you are fine. Offline means "available when not connected to the Internet." It does not mean they are only on your mobile. Check www.evernote.com to see your notes as they appear on the server and you can confirm this.

As for the unlock feature, it would be pretty shocking if you downgraded and couldn't then open the app! i have not tried it, so I cannot say. My guess is that the lock would be disabled after you opened the app as a Free member.

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

As for the unlock feature, it would be pretty shocking if you downgraded and couldn't then open the app! i have not tried it, so I cannot say. My guess is that the lock would be disabled after you opened the app as a Free member.

That's what I would think too.  However, as long as all notes created on the mobile device had been successfully sync'd to the cloud, if one were locked out of EN for this reason, you should be able to uninstall the EN app on the device, reboot & reinstall.  Notice I said 'should'...