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Agreed.<br />
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Android is a mobile devicd which means that you must make use of cloud computing to do any sync of in-app data.
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Onenote on Windows PC. &nbsp;Onenote on Android phone.<br />
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Can turn off sync to the cloud in PC version.<br />
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Seems like I have to create an account to use Onennote Android. &nbsp;After I do this, is there anyway I can sync between the PC and the phone but prevent the phone from syncing to the cloud?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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OT
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Onenote on Windows PC.  Onenote on Android phone.

Can turn off sync to the cloud in PC version.

Seems like I have to create an account to use Onennote Android.  After I do this, is there anyway I can sync between the PC and the phone but prevent the phone from syncing to the cloud?

Thanks!

OT

Agreed.

Android is a mobile devicd which means that you must make use of cloud computing to do any sync of in-app data.

Cloudless Onenote Can Still Sync Between PC &amp; Android

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Cloudless Onenote Can Still Sync Between PC &amp; Android

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