mjefferis wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 1:10 pm
I just lost 6 months of OT footnote highlights and notes.
I will provide here a very unsettling answer that will require an extreme amount of faith and patience.
For a number of years here at the Forum I have been reading posts about Notes disappearing and reappearing again. The only thing that seems to be consistent is that they sometimes go away, and they most often return after a few days. So my suggested answer is to wait and just be patient for a few days.
No one has ever explained why this happens or suggested any type of workaround. It just seems to happen from time to time. And as far as I know, they usually come back on their own.
That level of frustration is not acceptable to me and is the reason I probably will never use Notes.
You may wish to try sending feedback through the app. You might also verify that you are properly signed in on any device you are using. And do not sign in with a new device that has no recorded notes.
Other than that, patience is a very difficult virtue in this situation.
mjefferis wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 1:10 pm
Is there any way to talk to a real person at LDS Tec?
We are all right here when you post. The Church Tech Forum is a group of user-to-user members who help each other with shared experiences gained over the years while using Church software and other programs. It is not unusual that someone here will have already seen something that works. Sometimes collective minds figure out temporary solutions while those who actually program (and who rarely visit this forum) work diligently to provide the best software solutions they can under priority restraints that they do not control.
Your clerk is able to give you a phone number to contact the Global Services Department, normally staffed with Church service missionaries who have been known from time to time to update their scripts based on various topics and threads posted here at the forum. They do perform a set of basic and needed functions quite well when there is a known solution. Under the right circumstances they will forward technical problems to the developers. It is usually a one-way street, however, and I have found that sending Feedback through an app is often just as effective in getting problems elevated.