MHochberg

There is a new release (10.68.3 ) a few hours ago. Unfortunately, the release notes do not mention this problem. In the App Store, just repeats the same fix message it listed in the previous release. I have installed it and I have still have the "date updated" on viewing" problem. 😞

True. I would be perfectly will to pay for what was the "free" level if that was all that was covered (2 devices, 60MB upload limit, web clipper). Paying for a lot of things that I will never use does not make sense.

Given the number of people I have recommended to the paid version of Evernote (my manager, the department head, and others who pay for it), I don't feel bad about it. An Evernote "Basic" level, with much the same as the free version would be much appreciated by those of us who do not need the extras. I haven't hit the 60MB upload size since 2010. Why pay for things I don't need? PS: I've been online long enough to know how to ignore trolls.

Your description above could be mine. I don't mind paying for things I like and use. I do not want to pay for things I don't need or would never use.

It could be. I am still on the free version and and have been able to add new notes yesterday and today---and I have far more than 50 notes. I've often thought about getting a paid version but none of the additional features are ones that I need. I did not know about the change until today (Dec 6!) when I got an email from Evernote about an important update. I think not letting people know about the change until after it goes into effect is customer "dis-service".

Evernote for Mac updated yesterday to 10.67.3-mac-mas-public . I still had the problem. Based on recommendations here, I checked online and a newer version (10.67.4-mac-mas-public)) was available. I updated my app and the "changed the updated date on viewing" problem is still happening.