kolenkid

I did, but they don't respond!

It's fine that Evernote wants to protect me. But when you make such a drastic change in the login proces, the least you can do is give your users a warning on forehand.

I just tried, but to change your password you have to fill in a authentificationcode!

Ok, that's a way to acces the accountsettings. And then it's possible to setup a new Google Authenticator login without using 2FA?

I already did that. But now I have to wait to get acces to my own account. I cannot understand how Evernote locks customers out, without any warning.

I had a Google authenticator login years ago. But it was not possible to set it over to a new phone. Since then i used the option to send a code by SMS. I was never asked to reset my password and was never noticed that the sms option would be removed.

Yes, I can. But I cannot setup Google Authenicator without signing in to my account setttings. And to sign in, I need SMS as a 2FA method.

No, its not, because the first thing I have to do is sign in to my account settings. And that's not possible because Evernote removed SMS as a 2FA method.

So Evernote removed SMS as a 2FA method without any warning. I had to read it on this forum. And because they removed 2FA by SMS I cannot longer acces my Evernote account to setup 2FA with Google authenticator. How to solve this Evernote!?

Thanks for letting me know. But I have more than 15.000 notes and I'm stil stuck at V 5.33.

Yes, V10 is still limited to less than 10.000 notes! I'm still stuck at V5.3

It took a few weeks for Evernote to answer the question. But it turns out that Evernote only cares about new or 'light' users: "The web version is made available to our customers based on account usage. More specifically, the total number of note created on your account. The current cap is 10,000, which includes notes from shared notebooks, public notebooks, spaces, or those creates over the 12 years you've used Evernote." It's a realy strange way of treating your most loyal customers. I'm using Evernote since the beginning and I have more than 15.000 notes, so I don't get the new web-version.

I tried different browsers on different computers, but I still get V5.33.0. It seems that Evernote is not giving everyone the same web-experience.

No I use V5.33.0. It has the new lay-out. But I can't update the web-client to a newer version.

There are no reminders in my new web client. And it isn't possible to select reminders in the 'All notes' view. I contacted Evernote and they say that they are still working on it. So it's strange that some people can set reminders in te web client and some people can't.

Reminders (and stacks) where previously always available in Evernote Web. The reminders disappeared in the new version. That's why I'm still using the old web-version. So Evernote is now letting customers pay for features that are gone. It's a strange way of treating your customers!