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"I don't understand your point.\n \n\n\n\tI will make use of my backups if I lose access to Evernote regardless of the cause \n\tThe most likely cause will be an internet blip; nothing is ruled out - NoKo nukes, ..., no LIMIT\n \n\n\n\t&gt;&gt;if﻿﻿﻿ you swear you﻿﻿﻿ ﻿﻿wo﻿﻿﻿ul﻿﻿﻿d﻿﻿ n﻿ot u﻿﻿﻿se t﻿ho﻿se ﻿bac﻿kup﻿﻿﻿s﻿﻿ if ﻿th﻿﻿ere wa﻿s a ﻿disas﻿te﻿r....I'll﻿ gi﻿ve you a pass. ﻿ \n\tI don't qualify for your pass.   Why do I want your pass?\n \n\n\n\t&gt;&gt;The﻿ full sentence﻿ would b﻿e ﻿﻿\"Backing﻿ up your data is just common sense to prepare for any form of data loss--from one corrupted record up through and including W﻿WIII﻿﻿﻿﻿. \n\tWorks for me, although WWWIII isn't usually part of my data backup planning\n \n\n\n\t&gt;&gt;copy﻿ at home ﻿and a copy as work\n \n\n\n\tThe master copy of my data is on the Evernote servers; \n\tI have full copies on my Mac and iPad\n \n\n\n\tEvernote has backups at the server \n\tI have personal backup copies (html) on my Mac, and iCloud.   \n\tAlso Mac Time Machine backups (enml)\n \n\n\n\t&gt;&gt;in cases disaster strikes either one of those places.  \n\tDamn those NoKo nukes  😦\n \n"
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