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Using
digital notetaking tools to create personal notepads is becoming increasingly popular, from
Microsoft® Office OneNote™ 2003 to the well-known notetaking service Evernote. Cloud-based
notetaking applications are incredibly useful and convenient as they allow users to access data from anywhere at
anytime and does not require the installation of notetaking software. But the content of notes is incredibly important
for users, and trusting this content to cloud storage means potentially exposing it to a data breach or hack. Even the
leading notetaking service provider was hacked in 2013, leading to them asking their millions of users to reset their
passwords.
QNAP has now leveraged its private cloud functionalities to introduce Notes Station. It provides the convenience of
notetaking on cloud-based services but with the privacy and security of Turbo NAS. Users do not have to worry about
risks from public storage, and are able to enjoy easier data access at all times.
QNAP Private Cloud e-Notes Solution
Is it safe to put personal notes on the public cloud?
ICES: 4 Steps for Notes Station
4 Tools for Notetaking
Notes Station: Increase notetaking productivity
User experience: From a new QNAP user…
User experience: From a current QNAP user…
A handy notepad
on your private cloud
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