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What about confidentiality and privacy? Love it, but some of my notes are highly confidential. Obviously, I could use a separate notebook, but is there any tho

• roeme 13y ago
  Quite exactly what I thought. And even assuming they somehow managed to achieve a good/strong isolation from prying eyes/anonymization of the paper they have to handle inside their shop, there's still the fact that you're sending these notebooks through good knows what channels - one might suppose one must raised quite high suspicions so that your mail is intercepted; I wouldn't be so sure about that with recent revelations. But even worse; mail can and a few times gets lost, be it of the electronic or physical nature. And you don't have a copy in your sent folder in this case, and you can't reorder nor have someone resend another item. I really, really like the idea of a digitizing/digized notebook, and I do agree that something that beats paper and pen has yet to be invented (can it even?). I would however preferred a device or solution that I could set up or use at home. This brings up some ideas. You are in a room that resembles an office. In front of you, there is a screen displaying some orange toned website with a lot of text. To your right, there is a shiny apple product. It might be a computer mouse. To your left, there is a scanner, a notebook and a pen. >_
• aestra 13y ago
  You should never release highly confidential documents to unapproved entities, even if they pinky swear they won't read them. Almost certainly violates your NDA if you signed one.