How can I check to see how much data I've used on Evernote?

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How can I check to see how much data I've used on Evernote?

kreiley 23 weeks ago

I love Evernote and use it all the time, but occasionally I run up against the monthly upload limit. Is there a way to check to see how much of your monthly data limit is left on Evernote?

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jimlynch 23 weeks ago

You might also want to check the Evernote support pages for additional information.

https://support.evernote.com

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tganley 23 weeks ago

The easiest way is just to go to www.evernote.com and log in to your account. Click settings and Bob's your uncle, your data use will be there around the middle of the page. I wish it was just there for you to see on your app or whatever you call a program these days. Evernote is one of the apps/programs/services that I use most often, but if you use it for a lot of multimedia stuff, you run out of data pretty quick.

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