Bulleted lists of plain text.nothing fancy. Started writing in one, wrote for about 2 hours, maybe 3. Two notes, created minutes apart (iOS version 10.0.4 (1104831) on my iPad Pro under iOS 13.7. I meticulously scour both to ensure the new has all the new, and the old can be 're-deleted', lo and behold the old note has a few things I had typed into the new note! I copied them back into the new and re-deleted the note. 24 hours later, I pull up Evernote on my Mac, and both old and new are back.

I deleted the old as I had started to add to the new.

Anyone else having this issue? This is devastating for me - I now realize I should not trust this app as much as I've gotten used to.Īlso since the upgrade, I had 2 notes - 1 original, and 1 new, basically the same (I mistakenly named the 2 notes the same name at one point - surprised it even let me do that). Go back to my iPhone, data is there - I 'pull down and hold' to force a sync, and the new data I had entered vanishes. Entered data into a note on my iPhone this morning, 2 hours later I'm on my Mac, pull up the note, don't see the data. Upgraded to latest Evernote version on all platforms (iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Mac). Have come to trust it, and use it as my 'second brain'. It’s odd because the windows app is so much more stable with sync, it clearly tells you in the bottom right that sync has happened and all content has been saved, iOS, tells you nothing and doesn’t do it properly in the end.īeen using Evernote for 8 years. I hope they fix this really quickly as this needs sorted before android rolls out. That’s clearly not happening as things are being lost. The solution to me is simple - that tick button doesn’t seem to do.anything! It should be when we press tick we are saying we are done and the note should sync immediately at that point, autosave is nice and all and good to have but the final sync should be with us pressing the tick button. I created a post about the very same issue today, except in my case it was content that was lost but in the exact same way as with your formatting. And since I can't go back to the previous version on iOS where sync WAS reliable, does it make sense to keep using the app in its present state? Hard to rely on an app where sync isn't reliable.

But the idea of sync errors being 'written off' is scary.

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