#honest claims

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median hollow
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The unlimited devices claim is not dishonest, you can really have as many devices logged into your account as you want.

As for the "unlimited storage" claim, there presently isn't a limit to how many files you can have stored. The only limit is the size of those files, which is 500 megabytes. While, yes, such a model is unsustainable in the long term, I don't presently think that it is a big deal. Otherwise the developers would be putting more effort into changing this. While I do believe changes will be coming to how storage works, I do not think that it is dishonest of the developers to use it as a selling point, because it is the current truth.

junior pewter
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That's the thing. I think most of us users are just satisfied with the notes and few attachments. And we already have cloud storage solutions for uploading data. I never really though of it as "unlimited" as doing that will make the backups (with attachments) really hectic. I just like the backup to be as short as it can be. That's why I never store heavy files in NN.

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The "unlimited" tag just gives you peace of mind. You won't think, what if one month I have to upload 2GB and I run out of storage?

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But believe me, if someone is really using NN as their daily note taking app, they will not add heavy files in it if they wanna have backups too.

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As for not being honest with the claims, I think as the user base grows the developers will definitely put reasonable restrictions on uploads.

soft mantle
junior pewter
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There is an option for backup without attachment. You could try using that first. If that works then you could try with attachments. I will suggest you use a PC for backup as backup with attachments doesn't work in mobile devices