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Is it possible to keep documents entirely local and guarantee that ReMarkable doesn't have access to data? From what I recall, their Terms of Service leave this
by gfaure 7y ago
Is it possible to keep documents entirely local and guarantee that ReMarkable doesn't have access to data? From what I recall, their Terms of Service leave this possibility open.
This made ReMarkable a non-starter for many companies that have policies around where internal data may be stored.
- ACS_Solver 7y agoI commented elsewhere that it's a big miss by marketing, they neglect to mention that all connectivity features are optional. You can use it without ever creating an account or connecting to the Internet.
- jmiserez 7y agoYes. The USB interface works well on the reMarkable 1, you just plug it in and go to http://10.11.99.1 http://10.11.99.1 in a browser. The cloud service is the default, but it is optional [1]: >Our cloud service is a service we provide to our customers. You are more than welcome to use your reMarkable offline and store your documents in local storage if you prefer. Aside: I have setup (via SSH) rclone to sync files to my own cloud storage, but that's not something that is officially supported. [1] https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002648297-Connecting-to-the-reMarkable-cloud https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/36000264829...