Although I use Evernote every single day, and it has really improved my life overall, I agree--I can't trust it with the most important of data. I doubt they w

Although I use Evernote every single day, and it has really improved my life overall, I agree--I can't trust it with the most important of data. I doubt they will ever offer a 'host it yourself' plan, but if only they would implement encrypted notes, it would solve this problem. Data blobs that are only decrypted on the client side, with searching possible only on the metadata (note title, tag, etc) and not the encrypted contents. They do allow this for text--you can select text and encrypt it--but not for documents. My workflow with Evernote is that every single piece of paper and mail (along with tons of web pages, etc) goes into it. ScanSnap is awesome, an administrative assistant feeding your paper mail through the ScanSnap even more awesome. It is unfortunate that there isn't a real facility to keep thos most sensitive of documents safe, though. IMO this is the most significant failure of the service.