How safe do you think your data is when you store them in an Evernote notebook? The surprising answer: Not quite as safe as you might think. That\u2019s because Evernote isn\u2019t a true backup service. It\u2019s a synching service.<\/p>\n
Not as safe<\/b><\/p>\n
But this isn\u2019t quite as secure as you think. That\u2019s because Evernote is a synching service, not a backup service. It\u2019s possible for some disaster \u2013 whether an accident or the work of a cybercriminal \u2013 to erase not just the files on your hard drive, but those stored on Evernote\u2019s servers. Thankfully, tech site How-To Geek explains just how you can create backups of your Evernote notebooks, a way to truly protect your most important data.<\/p>\n
Protection<\/b><\/p>\n
Thankfully, you can protect yourself fairly easily by backing up your Evernote notebooks. As How-To Geek says, you\u2019ll require an installed copy of Evernote\u2019s desktop application for either Windows or OS X, based on what kind of computer you use.<\/p>\n
Export\/import<\/b><\/p>\n
To do this, first right-click on any notebook and choose the \u201cExport Notes\u201d option. In addition, you can export your notes in a wide variety of formats, including Evernote\u2019s native one. Now, if you lose the notebook or the data it holds, you can select the \u201cimport\u201d option to restore the exported notebook as a wholesale replacement for the notebook you lost.<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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