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June 28, 2017

This Time, Evernote Consulted Its Users Before Revising Its Privacy Policy

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After a previous revision caused an uproar, the company chose its words more carefully–and made sure to let customers opt in to revealing their data.

Source: This Time, Evernote Consulted Its Users Before Revising Its Privacy Policy

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