Scoob
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I float in and out of the forums looking into encryption or "lockable" notebooks and would be happy to add my +1 to any type of extra security. Just call me paranoid but with all the privacy concerns, why would something as important as Evernote notes be left in the open and unlocked?
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There's a lot of interest by everyone except the developers into this feature. Check out this thread from 2013: https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/36764-encrypt-a-whole-notebook/ There's a program called Saferoom that is also in beta.
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I appreciate Saferoom's efforts to bring us something that EN is not providing but it does seem a little cumbersome at the moment. After 2 years of discussion, I was hoping the EN developers would look at this thread and see the need and demand for such encryption. I am totally fine with not being able to index/search contents of encrypted notes if the contents are encrypted. That just makes sense to me as well. Still keeping fingers cross this will one day happen.
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I'm still hoping some form of encryption is still in the works by the developers. A zero-knowledge type would be great so I'm adding another post to keep this thread alive and let the powers see that many users find this an important issue.
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I'm confused too since the link previews "Win5Beta" at the bottom.
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Agreed. GTD has taken a big hit in this version. I have several shortcuts to folders, notebooks and tags in the V4 shortcut bar, which is now gone in V5. The new "shortcuts" feature is a step backwards from what the shortcut bar could do. I don't have a GTD plan yet but also miss that shortcut bar...
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There were many things that they said would never be done in EN but this has been a "sexy year" for new features. I'll add my vote for allowing encrypting / PW protecting notes without having to log out of the whole EN program.
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I'm in the same boat except that I've been using EN for almost a year now but don't quite feel I have a handle on my organization. That Princeton site gave some good tips and had lots of pictures.
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The Moleskine looks quite nice but am I right in that the main feature is the dotted lines which allows that Page Camera to correctly algin/rotate that picture? Aren't there other journals which use dotted lines that you can substitute as well?
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Just kidding- thanks for the reply though. Just trying to show my enthusiasm for EN!
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I'll help lobby for this option, Where is the sign up sheet?
