Will Evernote spy on you?

Evernote is scrapping its proposed Privacy Policy updates following user backlash. The company recently introduced new rules authorizing employee access to users' saved scribblings. But the guidelines, set to go into effect on Jan. 23, were quickly discarded. Instead, Evernote will revise its existing policy "to address our customers' concerns, reinforce that their data remains private by default, and confirm the trust they have placed in Evernote is well founded," Greg Chiemingo, senior director of communications, wrote in a blog post. What this change boils down to is the planned opt-out for humans reading your notes becomes an opt-in.