– available for Android, iOS, mac, Linux, and the web – every note is a document with a title and any tags you include
I have to say I have not read this privacy policy. I should mention, this is the same Privacy policy that uses.
(that’s Automattic with two Ts for the two Ts in Matt Mullenweg’s name, who founded that company) Privacy Policy – Automattic (the privacy policy for Simplenote) Still one thing to know is it says they recommend not storing any sensitive data like passwords, bank account numbers, or credit card information in Simplenote and that they “reserve the right to… terminate the Service… at any time.” I can’t believe I still didn’t read it when I first signed up. This is one of the shortest, sweetest terms of service I have ever come across. Google Terms of Service – Privacy & Terms – Google Privacy Policy – Privacy & Terms – Google On some of WorkFlowy’s landing pages this notice is found: This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply so I’ll include links to these additional legal documents. The document says if WorkFlowy finds out they have data from a user under the age of 13 they delete promptly. I will mention that it basically says some users’ data may still be on WorkFlowy even after users delete it because of the “nature of the computer system’s operation and ongoing data back-up and archiving.” and that they do not knowingly “collect” data from users under the age of 13. I would try to summarize but I don’t feel like. college degree and found it hard to understand. One good thing is this privacy policy is pretty short. The terms are incorporated in the Privacy policy. I reached out to WorkFlowy support years ago and a representative told me through email that there is no separate terms. $ Terms, Conditions, and Privacy Policies (Legal documents) WorkFlowy may sends you summaries of all changes to your account (what you’ve added, edited, deleted, and that type of thing) if you request them but you can unsubscribe to those emails.īefore I get into the usual stuff you see in reviews, let me provide links to terms and privacy policies and briefly describe them. Here are some links for those not still ready to click on or.
#COTTON NOTES VS WORKFLOWY PC#
PC Mag is also a popular tech news source or at least it used to be. I might add here’s a PC Mag article from 2017 that reviews WorkFlowy. If that’s not enough for you, here’s an old TechCrunch article from 2016 calling Simplenote the planet’s most useful piece of software. There’s some stuff to look into about because the domain used to be owned by another entity. For one thing, I’ve checked their ratings at Web of Trust at. Both WorkFlowy at and Simplenote at are safe websites. Some may call Simplenote a “pile of notes” note-taking app but I think that’s a bit disrespectful. This a comparison between an extremely versatile, albeit unconventional note-taking or note-management app and task management app (WorkFlowy) and a simple, no nonsense, good enough note-taking app (Simplenote).
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