Hi - I've been using Evernote for about five years. I understand that on the Windows/Mac version of Evernote (talking the program, not the web version), a local database file is created.
Could someone else, without my logon credentials, open and view the content of such a file? Or is it encrypted? I am trying to decide whether to put the application on my work computer, but there is personal data in my Evernote also, and I wouldn't want to leave that data on my work PC should I get laid off or leave my employer.
Local data file - could someone else open it?
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Hi - I've been using Evernote for about five years. I understand that on the Windows/Mac version of Evernote (talking the program, not the web version), a local database file is created.
Could someone else, without my logon credentials, open and view the content of such a file? Or is it encrypted? I am trying to decide whether to put the application on my work computer, but there is personal data in my Evernote also, and I wouldn't want to leave that data on my work PC should I get laid off or leave my employer.
Thank you in advance!