But if you no longer want to receive updates from this service, there are a few things you can do about it. If you had a pin code on the device and one on the EN app (premium feature), it would be difficult for anyone to view any notes that are cached on your phone.How to Stop Emails from Evernote: 3 MethodsĮvernote periodically sends emails about products, updates, news, and other communications. OP, the time to ask these questions is BEFORE your device gets lost/stolen. And yes, if OP had offline notebooks, no PIN on the device & no PIN on the EN app, anyone can view those notes, unless OP logged out of the app. Premium users can set up offline notebooks, that are accessible when you don't have an internet connection. That can be done via a Private Investigator or law enforcement.Another correction.mobile clients do not have local notebooks. That is my nice way of saying that I do not know of a Step 2, except running a skip trace on the phone. That can be done via a Private Investigator or law enforcement. However, I think you may be lingering in the open for a while. This has got to be a horrible sinking feeling in which I wish someone could be directly helpful. If you do not have a Local Notebook, then what may be lingering may be visible.īeing able to wipe the phone clean of your EN information is not possible unless you have a specific app installed to do so. It probably will not require a password to open EN without the PIN setup. With a possible exception Ĭache size on the phone will determine how much of your data may still be lingering on the phone before asking for the new password.ĭid you have a 'Local Notebook' created on the phone? If yes, then they have that info.

Once the password is changed, when the phone tries to sync with the EN servers, it should request the password before allowing any notes to be viewed.

If I am incorrect with the following, I am sure someone will speak up: Changing your password on the web interface is step 1.

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