Each page can contain links to other pages, simple formatting and images. Zim is a graphical text editor used to maintain a collection of wiki pages.

↓ 02 – Zim | Open Source | Windows | Linux It’s free – Backups, syncing, sharing - it’s all completely free.You’ll never misplace an important thought again. Instantly search – Type what you’re looking for, and your list updates instantly.Just drag the version slider to go back in time. Go back in time – Your notes are backed up when you change them.Work together – Share a list, post some instructions, or publish your thoughts.

Stay organized – Find notes quickly with instant searching and simple tags.Use it everywhere – Your notes stay updated across all your devices.We heard them, and we’re taking immediate action to fix it.”Įvernote has done the right thing quickly here, but it does make you wonder how the policy got approved and out of the door in the first place. “And our customers let us know that we messed up, in no uncertain terms. Now, Evernote said that machine learning will be available for users, but they will have to explicitly opt in to making their notes available for reading - which the company still believes offers benefits for users.Įvernote CEO Chris O’Neill said the company had “announced a change to our privacy policy that made it seem like we didn’t care about the privacy of our customers or their notes.” Unsurprisingly, Evernote users were up in arms at the change, so it isn’t surprising that it has taken barely a day for the company to step up and cancel it well ahead of its proposed introduction in January. Users could opt out of machine learning, but there was no way to get out of having notes made available for potentially being read by staff.

The change was proposed as part of a push towards machine learning to “help you get the most out of your Evernote experience.” It allowed Evernote employees to read through users’ notes in order to ensure that the machine learning technology was working as promised. Evernote has walked back a controversial new privacy policy that allowed its staff to read content created by its users.

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