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Alternative to Keep on iOS?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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Onenote is a game changer. Works on all devices and web.
Is it in any way better than keep? I don't really see an advantage in handing my data to microsoft rather than google
It literally fits what you asked for. All platforms, web, etc. You didn't mention anything about your data.
It's a massive notebook, way more features than keep, which I also use, but fits what you asked for perfectly.
Could try Evernote also.
I am not OP.
It may fit the idea of degoogling in law, but not spirit. In pretty much any of the reasons you might want to degoogle, microsoft is no better than it here. You are falling for the same carrot again, to feel the same stick of monetization whenever microsoft decides they have grown that product enough. All the while feeding the same data into the same profile of you held by the same information brokers to mess you up now or later in all the ways information that should never have been public may.
I'm sure the extra features are nice though
Evernote seems nice, for basic notes I can also recommend nextcloud, which you might have already and where the fact notes are saved as files also grants you more freedom to use them with random tools or scripts, if you so whish