Evernote Disappointment

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I discovered this little bit of disappointment with Evernote while prepping for our trip to NYC late last week (pics to come, soon, I promise!). Apparently, at least on my blackberry, I am completely unable to login to the Evernote mobile website. I get an SSL error about the certificate not being allowed, even when I follow the directions in the error to change my TLS settings.

Has anyone else had that problem, or is it safe to assume it’s specific to our BES setup at work? Anyway you look at it, this error causes Evernote to be slightly less useful than it would otherwise be. Not being able to access notes while having my BB be my only internet connection is a downer!

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