Jimmy Bionic

I find the note, then click on it as usual, as with any other note.. I can even share the content of the notes that I couldn't access, so you could check by yourself that they look rather usual. See attached screenshots. I've decided to remove the notes and made a copy of them. By some reason the copies do not cause such problem, at least till now...

The strange thing is that there are seemingly not so many notes in Evernote that I cannot access. All the rest are fine, even the very old ones. Could it be that the issue is present in a few notes because of the way they were typed or saved? For instance, one of such notes includes a table. It is not of a particularly big size, quite the opposite, but still smth that distinguishes it from the rest..Also within this note many symbols are highlighted and multi-colored, which also makes it stand out from the rest. In fact, all of the notes I cannot access use Turkish alphabet, which has a few characters missing in classical Latin. But I also have many other notes with Turkish words that I can access without a hitch

Since you are demonstrating such a superb activity in this thread, implying your willingness to help, I 'd kindly ask you to duplicate the description of the problem that I've encountered to Evernote Support, using your Twitter account

It'd be more accurate to say that I am the only person who has asked such question, not the only one who has encountered with such problem. But your message is understood. I wish you every luck with your extremely valuable support. Unfortunately, I don't have an account with Twitter. In fact, why don't you shut this forum at all, given the fact it doesn't provide any support anyway? The Evernote system is unreliable - that's the only fact that matters to me. I cannot rely on Evernote when I am driving somewhere and urgently need to access some of my notes in order to resolve an issue on the road. I am not saying that I keep in Evernote my credit card numbers, but there may be some notes that are equally important to have on first demand for reference in rather limited number of situations. I have already installed Google Keep and am giving it a try. Thanks.

Frankly guys, with all due respect, Evernote support su*ks. I've already had the opportunity to deal with it. I am seriously thinking of giving up and finding an alternative. This forum is no use since every topic ends up with the same advice. Thank you very much for your attention.

Any news yet?

Btw I've tried all the tips, including cleaning the cache (in Android Apps settings) Google Translation:

Here it goes. Thanks in advance.

This is what the notification looks like https://photos.app.goo.gl/pvgllcRtFzqhDkkK2

"New address" is what Evernote says not in English. I got impression that Evernote moved the users data between servers, so some old notes have become inaccessible after the migration. I have been using Evernote for 3-4 years and can assure you that this problem emerged for Android users only about 2-3 months ago. I didn't create a new account intentionally, and I am not sure how to check how many accounts I have. I thought I only had one single account. IF you have admin funcs assigned, perhaps you can check by yourself my settings.

A number of my notes can't be loaded in Android tablet because they have been moved to a new address without my consent. However I can still access the notes from Windows desktop app. Why is that?

Thanks, terencino. For now and on I will continue using evernote's export function for making regular backups of my notes. That seems a better solution compared to 2FA in this case. As soon as Evernote team removes the export func, I will remove the app :-)

Ticket# 1915791 - Disabling google authenticator for 2 step verification

Any news? How are things going?

In 2 days we'll be celebrating 1 month without response.