I want to add a hearty second to NightStalker's complaint: Since sometime in December, I had naively been syncing notes from my iPad to Evernote only to discover in the past few days they never synced to my master Evernote database.
This morning, I discovered version 10.2 on my iPad Pro was stuck trying to sync 13 notes. I discovered 10.3 was available and after restarting my iPad, could not make the App Store recognize an upgrade was available, so was left with deleting and reinstalling Evernote, which did bring it to 10.3 but at a heavy cost:
I lost those 13 notes.
Then I discovered, as NightStalker rightly points out, a new, cumbersome and annoying procedure to get notes to sync has been implemented (if you're using the Share Tab).
Why, oh why, does a technology for which its reason to exist is to literally synchronize notes making it so difficult to do exactly that? (It feels like a major work-around for a possible Apple-implemented security issue but would like to hear from someone at Evernote as to why this user-unfriendly procedure is now the norm. The most-recent reviews on the App Store of version 10.3 are shockingly bad.)