We will invite Evernote customers to help us build a better product by joining the program. In addition, we will make machine learning technologies available to our users, but no employees will be reading note content as part of this process unless users opt in. Instead, in the coming months we will be revising our existing Privacy Policy to address our customers’ concerns, reinforce that their data remains private by default, and confirm the trust they have placed in Evernote is well founded.
As a result, we will not implement the previously announced Privacy Policy changes that were scheduled to go into effect January 23, 2017. That means we need to be transparent, admit our missteps, and commit to making the Evernote experience the best it can be, from the way the app functions across platforms to the way we communicate with the people who use it.” This was the message from Evernote CEO Chris O’Neill today.Īfter receiving a lot of customer feedback expressing concerns about our upcoming Privacy Policy changes over the past few days, Evernote is reaffirming its commitment to keep privacy at the center of what we do. Read more about the steps we’re taking to exceed your expectations as we move forward. In addition, Evernote is committed to being a leading advocate for Internet privacy and to set the bar for us and other companies that have the responsibility to protect your data. As a result of feedback from you, our customers, we have decided to withdraw the changes we announced in this post.
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