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According to Evernote Asia Pacific general manager Troy Malone revealed that the impression notes released a week since the download volume broke records. Typically, the number of new users in the 1.1 million users of Evernote in China is 4,500, but since the impressions on the Chinese market have been released, downloads have soared, and the number of new users in the first week is even more than the total number of new users in the United States and Japan today. Malone told TNW: "The United States and Japan have been the largest number of registered users of the two markets, but now China is more than both, as if we opened another uncharted territory." Although the company has not yet given any raw user data, Malone firmly believes that the new service will attract more new users, the rate will be higher than before, even because the release effect of the new service will gradually disappear, but also can not stop people's love of impression notes. The company will continue to provide Chinese users with services based in the United States, but it will also provide more choices and give Chinese users a more localized experience through impression notes, but the company needs to be aware of the potential of the impression notes in a step-by-step fashion. Here's the good news, because before Evernote CEO Phil Libin, in a letter to Chinese users, said that because of compliance with Chinese laws and regulations, if the authorities to access user data, use user data, they also have no way to prevent, but recently he said, The company may prevent authorities from making legitimate demands for the use of user data. Although the implementation is not necessarily, but at least the CEO proposed, there is hope to solve, after all, these words can not casually say. The company is now in Asia has achieved good results, in Japan, registered users have 8 million, 8 offices, in South Korea has two teams, but also recruit a once in charge of the company Greater China Service Construction Pan-Asian marketing director.