evernote quietly disappeared from lobbying website

'Your inquiry has helped to prompt new conversations between our organizations and we're looking forward to working together more in the future.' 'Evernote has been a longtime member - but they were less active over the last couple of years, so we removed them from the website,' said an email from Monument Advocacy, a Washington, D.C. In the end, the reason for Evernote's removal seems remarkably benign. After all, few tech companies have openly and actively advocated for an increase in government surveillance of their users, since it's the users themselves who are asking for more privacy baked into the services they use. While that may be true - companies often sign on to lobbying efforts that ultimately help their businesses government surveillance is one of those rare thorny issues that got some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley rallying behind the cause.

The website of the Reform Government Surveillance coalition, which features Amazon, Apple, Dropbox, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Snap, Twitter, Verizon Media and Zoom, but not Evernote, which is also a member.

Evernote quietly disappeared from lobbying website