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My preference is to not need to care about what I'm pasting into my notes app. As I use the app on mobile, desktop OS and store not only organized content there
by svacko 4y ago
My preference is to not need to care about what I'm pasting into my notes app. As I use the app on mobile, desktop OS and store not only organized content there, but also random thoughts, incl. sensitive content. That's I prefer to have it E2EE and use standardnotes.com (no affiliation, I'm just a happy customer)
- tekchip 4y agoLast I knew standard notes hid 2FA behind the paywall. Basic security should not be a pay feature. If they're willing to hang non-paying potential customers out to dry what other questionable security choices are they making? I tried to reason this out with them back when they had a discourse site or forum, I don't recall which it was, and was told, I'm paraphrasing, we're not going to do that and don't ever ask again with no good reasoning given. Not only a bad look from a security standpoint but also a bad look from a community engagement standpoint. IMO standard Notes is to be avoided.
- jan_Inkepa 4y agohttps://standardnotes.com/plans https://standardnotes.com/plans 2fa looks to be in the free plan now, fwiw. (long-term standard notes user here)
- amadeuspagel 4y agoWhat if the entire app is behind a paywall, no free version at all? Is that also wrong?
- puszczyk 4y agoWhat should they charge for then?
- remram 4y agoThey seem to charge $60/year for markdown (free plan only has plaintext). I wouldn't even want to evaluate it.