Evernote is testing limitations on note creation for free users as part of a new strategy to encourage upgrades. The test affects less than 1% of free users and limits them to one notebook and 50 notes. However, the change is not yet final. If implemented, existing notes can still be managed, edited, viewed, exported, or deleted. The website has not been updated to reflect the potential change. Evernote has faced challenges in recent years and was acquired by Bending Spoons after struggling to compete with rivals like Notion.
Evernote is testing limitations on note creation for free users as part of a new strategy to encourage upgrades. The test affects less than 1% of free users and limits them to one notebook and 50 notes. However, the change is not yet final. If implemented, existing notes can still be managed, edited, viewed, exported, or deleted. The website has not been updated to reflect the potential change. Evernote has faced challenges in recent years and was acquired by Bending Spoons after struggling to compete with rivals like Notion.
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Evernote is testing limitations on note creation for free users as part of a new strategy to encourage upgrades. The test affects less than 1% of free users and limits them to one notebook and 50 notes. However, the change is not yet final. If implemented, existing notes can still be managed, edited, viewed, exported, or deleted. The website has not been updated to reflect the potential change. Evernote has faced challenges in recent years and was acquired by Bending Spoons after struggling to compete with rivals like Notion. 
