brianpals

10 minutes ago, nathschlaeger said:

Hi!

I was not specifically writing about security data. I was writing about memories, information, stuff that a worth for you to take down into a note app. Sorry for being misunderstandable.

Cheers/Peter

No, thanks for your input, Peter. You have spurred me on to doing what I suppose I should have done years ago. I just didn't think. 🙂

14 minutes ago, gazumped said:

Hi.  You should still have access to your notes without subscribing and will be able to download them from the Desktop Notebooks page - click the three dots to the right of the page and choose 'export'.  You only need to subscribe to add more content.

Thank you for this. It is letting me export 100 notes. Is there an easier way? Would it be best to delete them now so that I know where the next 100 starts?

11 minutes ago, nathschlaeger said:

What's about paying the costs of a personal plan? If you don't pay a product, you are the product. Why should everything be free forever and to all? And how can you entrust your personal data to a solution for so many years without knowing how to get out if you ever need to? I cannot understand this irresponsibility towards your own personal data and information.

I have been there with the free products and I go, where I have to pay to have assurance that I am a customer, not a user.

Cheers!

Peter

I'm really confused. I don't use Evernote regularly as I just use it as a reminder why I did things in the past. It doesn't hold security data. I have Bitwarden for that.
It seems I have 1523 notes in (I suppose) one Notebook. Even if I joined for one month for £8.99 how can I download all of my notes?
Conversely, if I start paying the annual fee, what are the restrictions? I am not a professional, just a retired old man who thought Evernote was such a good idea so many years ago.