This is especially ideal for someone who works a lot on the go it’s much easier to carry around than a bulky laptop or tablet, making it an. From there, click on Trash in the navigation area.

Without convincing the T2 that the access is legit, the local drive stays fully encrypted.īut this is not meant by „Login by Google / Apple“.Īll of the notes or Notebooks in the trash. This means you use the Apple / Google login to log into your EN account. I use my Evernote login to log into into my account (as well with 2FA), but I usually don’t logout before closing the app. I much prefer it over google's version.Once I unlock the device and start the EN client, it will use that login to access the account. I use the Authy app myself which lets me choose multiple devices to login with. You also don't have to have google authenticator set up for evernote. Of course, if you have 2FA set up in Evernote, you should definitely have it set up for your google account. Logging in with your google account does bypass the 2FA because you're logging in a different way altogether.

I also noted that logging into Evernote with my Google account conveniently bypasses the 2FA, which seems a bit counter-intelligent.Ĭan I ask why you don't want to use Google Authenticator? I prefer Microsoft Authenticator myself, it just has an Approved button to press instead of a code that needs to be typed in, and the magic of a well-designed User Experience takes care of it all.Īlso thanks to you and Gazumped for your humour and patience with the process, it made me laugh In thinking about why they have set it up this way, is it possible Evernote has an exclusive agreement with Google? For example you can also login using your Google account but not Facebook or LinkedIn or any other OAuth provider. Then you can delete the Google Authenticator. It looks like you will need to set it up with Google Authenticator initially, but after that you can change the 2FA settings on the web version of Evernote to use text messages to your primary phone instead. Hi Jimmy Bionic, I just came upon your post and having only recently gone through the two-factor authentication (2FA for short) process myself, maybe I can help.

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