This was an excellent, and to my mind, critical, feature that I would love to see it implemented in Evernote. In order to open the memo and access it's information I would have to type in a password that I had assigned. I encrypted some text in a note and I would like to encrypt text in a different note with a different password.

'My Client's Credit Card Numbers') would be grayed out (as in a solid gray bar, not simply grayed out text) so that no hint would be given as to what the content of the memo was. The meaning behind Evernote and our (literally) iconic elephant logo isnt. On my phone the memo would show up in the list of all memos, but its title (i.e. If you don’t see a question mark, press and hold the power button until your Mac shuts down, then press the power button to restart your Mac. Click the question mark next to the password field. I was a devoted Palm user and it had a great feature where you could lock an individual memo and assign a password to it by just checking a little privacy box next to the memo's title. If you associated your user account with your Apple ID, you can use your Apple ID to reset your login password. I would like to be able to store password info and possibly credit card info that I have to use for specific client projects, but I don't want to risk it being discovered.

I think password protecting individual notes is CRITICAL.

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