Brian perfect explanation but I feel that going social is a risk for both comodities since we still do not have a social media which is capable of being professional when needed.
Yes chuck and trust me that this will make things worse for cloud in the near future. Cloud providers should get together and make a strong statement on what ae the areas that cloud can take care of and what are not.
@asanka.geek, it seems to me that the cloud gets blamed for just about everything, so yes the cloud would get the blame for any security issues with evernote.
It seems to me the 'cloud' is just a convenient name for a distributed computing model that depends on resources in some datacenter that is sharing access to clients. Any network based system is essentially a private cloud. And the level of authentication that is required to access it determines its overall security.
Chuck: Oh ho chuck, if they have issues with security and they have apps running on cloud dont you think its a big risk ? And also dont you think cloud will get the blame for that if there is any security issue happen on evernote ?
I don't think so. You should already have your social media accounts in place. In fact, I'm not aware of any third-party service that creates brand-new social media accounts for you -- though they may have a link to where you can create an account if you don't already have one.
I think most social media services have API policies in place that prohibit mass account creation by third parties. (I could be wrong on this one, though.)
@Maria: Does Evernote also create new accounts on social media sites for the company? As far as I read, it allows you to manage social media accounts centrally that you already created.
I'm on the same boat as the previous commenter. I've heard a lot about Evernote but I never really made time to check it out. But based on a lot of the comments I've seen here (most of them raving about the app), I guess it's high time that I check it out and see what I've been missing!
This is something which frustrates me(and upsets me) no end about most Software Solutions(in the Cloud);Why can't they atleast come with Basic Security Solutions for Free???
Just providing basic 128 bit/256 bit encryption solutions should not cost anybody much in terms of Encryption overhead.
Why don't they provide a really basic Encryption version for Free?
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