M_Yusufzai

Hi, just wanted to report back my takeaways from this thread. 1) I'm with the cautious folks on this thread. It takes just one mistake from the cloud provider to lose your data. To them, at worst, it's a hit to the stock price. To you, it might be a lifetime of information irretrievably gone. 2) The cautious folks are looking for more control here. I understand where it's coming from. I store more than 1TB on another cloud service. I also have a local copy of that same data. Because it's organized by folders, I can quickly see any discrepancies between the cloud version and mine. Sometimes this has alerted me that cloud sync isn't running. Fortunately, on that service, I don't have to choose folders individually for backup on DB. 3) I can see that the Lvl 5 users here are trying to be helpful but I think they're talking past the cautious folks. The cautious folks keep trying to confirm that there's no way for them to initiate an export all, and keep their notebook structure. This is a totally straightforward request, and it doesn't help to hear that they should just want something different. The Mac Time Machine suggestion is esp unhelpful, as there are Windows users out there. The Github third-party solution is also not helpful, as some people don't just download free code and run it (the general public is advised to not do this, for security). Even if they could run it, this is confirming the concerns of us cautious types: that this capability doesn't exist in Evernote.