Jay Starkey

I also got this error message today - just a modal popup that occured on Evernote for desktop, saying that the device limit had been reached.  I was confused -- I thought Evernote had imposed some kind of device limit on premium as well, and the only choice was to upgrade to business.  That led me on a 10 minute goose chase which ended here.  My evernote seems to be working ok and once I dismissed the popup I was able to work normally.

4 minutes ago, M. Black said:

I am "desperate" for something far more basic, something that seems to have appealed to many, many users over the many years I've been a Premium EN user: An ability to password protect a notebook consisting of all the notes I don't want anyone to read or see and don't want to pop up in EN searches. This isn't because I want to keep passwords safe (though that is as good a reason as any), since I use 1Password. I just want a simple ability to keep personal journal entries, certain web clippings, photos and the like, separate and secure with an additional layer of password protection. 

THIS!!!!!!

Just deleted the notes and using another service I already use instead for that.  Annoying, but maybe my use case is so rare that no one else cares.

4 hours ago, DTLow said:

The Evernote password and device security provide a level of security, and is sufficient for most of my documents
I have a few documents that I believe require encryption

>>How does search work with encrypted notes?
I use sufficient keywords in the title to ensure the search feature functions

>>Have you ever forgotten or mistyped an encryption key?
I use an automated process with scripting on a Mac

Honestly all I need is a way to not have certain notes show up in the default logon view, because if I’m going to use my notes to present but have to login in front of an audience I don’t necessarily want them seeing my other notes.  Sounds like you have some deep integration there - I tend to use Evernote on the web most of the time on computers that are not mine, so scripts are not feasible.  Encryption sounds nice but the problem is that often even the titles are personal enough that I don’t want people seeing them.  I will just use google docs instead.  Oh well, not worth pulling my hair out over.

Totally agree - my private notes are just exposed for anyone to see, super annoying.

Sometimes I put my personal thoughts in evernote, but I also use it as a teaching tool.  I hate that when I login to Evernote on the web that I can't change the default view and make it stick.  Anyone next to me will see at least the titles of all of my recent notes, and the content of the first one, sometimes containing quite personal information.  Would be nice if there were a way to change the default sort that would stick across web and desktop version.