AnttiK

Yes, I can read. I’m an attorney. Let’s use basic analogy so you may understand: A car manufacturer may not say or advertise anywhere that it takes dozens of hours or days to start the engine (or, for example, turn on the A/C), but you cannot escape the fact that the car is fundamentally defective if it takes that long.

Evernote has deliberately mislead its existing and potential customers with the ”offline access” feature in Evernote’s fraudulent marketing ever since Evernote’s inception (probably a decade ago or so). They have done absolutely nothing to fix this issue over the years, and the ”solutions” they suggest at Evernote Support (and that can be read on these boards as well) are nothing short of absurd. I have other apps on my iPad and iPhone (Navionics map/navigation app, for example) that download several gigabytes of data for offline use in some 30-60 minutes, and this can be done over wifi or cellular connection. There is no reason whatsoever why Evernote developers couldn’t make this possible.