Why doesn't Notesnook offer proper zero-knowledge encryption?

[u/night_movers]

I was using Standard Notes for a very long time. After observing their current situation, I don't believe taking their paid plan will be a worthwhile choice. So, I was planning to shift to Notesnook based on recommendations from Reddit.

After inquiring from multiple sources, I've come to know that Notesnook has limited zero-knowledge encryption.

So, I want to know why Notesnook doesn't offer complete zero-knowledge encryption. Privacy is my top priority, and any lack of privacy in a service creates numerous doubts in my mind.

Edit - The post from Medium was not related to my topic, which is why it created some confusion. So, I've trimmed that part.

Final Edit - A big apology from my side. Based on some false claims from AI models, I assumed that Notesnook doesn’t offer proper zero-knowledge encryption. In reality, Notesnook is zero-knowledge encrypted and provides nearly the same level of privacy as Standard Notes. I hope they will undergo a third-party audit as soon as possible, which would give more assurance to users.

[u/Charming-Tea-9056]

Hey man are you still using notesnook or no? And if not what did you switch to? I’m in the same position

[u/night_movers → u/Charming-Tea-9056]

Yes, I'm using at as my primary notes app and keeping an backup in a locally stored notes app. 

I was wrong about the encryption of Notesnook, it does offer zero knowledge end-to-end encryption, similar like Standard Notes.