I do run v10 on my Android tablet, which sucks slightly less now than it used to - at least I'm not prone to random crashes, which has happened before. (I don't upgrade phones often - it's mainly there for texts, calls and photographs mine still runs Android 8 and the Play Store doesn't offer any options to upgrade from Legacy.)

Uninstalled Legacy from my phone - which was only there while I trialled sending images by email rather than using the Evernote camera. Why not just stop the legacy clients from syncing instead of logging them out I wonder? Yes, yes, they should have upgraded and shouldn't be running on an old OS and whatever, but it sounds like these people will be locked out of their notes? Like even running Evernote in a disconnected/non-sync state will not be possible as they will be signed out? (Is that right?) I bet there will be many users, and we'll probably see at least a few comments, where they have local only notebooks on an outdated computer that cannot be upgraded to v10.

However, we strongly encourage you to upsync your local notes before updating to the latest version.' When you first open v10, you’ll be prompted to upload your local notebooks to the Cloud via the Convert local notebooks tool. 'Evernote v10 does not support local notes. 'If you don’t update in time, your legacy app will stop working, and you won’t be able to log in again until you install v10 or use Evernote Web.'

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