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It's the build number, and I think it's visible only within the Evernote app, not Android system settings or the Play Store. 🤷

The US Play Store now says last updated 24 July, not 12 July as before. It seems unfortunate (and unprofessional--not industry practice) to have assigned the same version number to both versions of the app. Hope there weren't any other issues in 10.52.1 #1 or #2 that users might wish to report uniquely.

Yes, though I couldn't retrieve the activity log from my phone yesterday, I'm partway through reviewing it and will send it in.

Sure. I noted it earlier: "I guess disabling the passcode would be the real workaround, but I have solid reasons for keeping a passcode in place."

I think that the post marked as Solution should be unmarked (sorry if that would deprive its poster of credit) because neither clearing data nor reinstalling is an actual solution to the overlay/passcode issue. False hope for new people coming to this thread.

Uninstall/reinstall is only a temporary workaround, as @SikSikWolf said. When the app tries renewing auth (I assume--I'm not testing it fully for free), then the white overlay obliterates all content again. That is, I had most of yesterday with a functional app after reinstalling, and this morning I have the blocking overlay again. Paying won't help; I've been a paying customer for years. Reinstalling daily for a recently introduced bug seems to me to be really poor UX. I guess disabling the passcode would be the real workaround, but I have solid reasons for keeping a passcode in place. @agsteele

Clearing cache in system settings isn't an option shown on my Samsung Galaxy 23. Uninstall/reinstall works. But I can still see part of a white overlay in the app after re-configuring my passcode, which makes this bug merely sloppy and irritating, not a blocker for loyal users. @M. N. is exactly right about the issue. When I logged in previously on the app, I think I entered my username. After uninstall/reinstall, the app requires the associated email address. I wonder whether someone forgot a case somewhere, and our old usernames are considered invalid upon auth check.

Same issue, Galaxy S23 (standard not ultra). Seems to be new with the 12 July update in the Play Store. I run updates semi manually, and the white overlay began appearing for me after passcode entry with that version. It's impossible to see the three-line menu while the white overlay is in place. Thus the "find your version" advice fails for end users in this case. Settings > Apps shows that it's 10.52.1.