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Current Version

Notes: private & encrypted 3.1.1

Released Oct 4, 2026 · 30.6 MB · Android 8.0+

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Version Information

Version
3.1.1
Release date
Oct 4, 2026
Size
30.6 MB
Android
8.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.pwnall.note
Developer
PWN-ALL

About Notes: private & encrypted

Notes: private & encrypted is a productivity application from developer PWN-ALL, registered under the package name com.pwnall.note. It is built for people who want a straightforward place to write things down while keeping the material they record out of other people's reach. Privacy at the centre of the name The app's full title tells you what it is aiming at: notes that stay private and encrypted. Rather than positioning itself as a to-do manager or a calendar, the product presents itself as a private notebook, so the emphasis falls on the words you type and on keeping them yours. If your main concern is that personal writing, ideas or records should not be readable by anyone else, this is the angle the app is named around. Where it sits in the productivity category Listed under productivity, the app covers the most basic end of that category: capturing and holding on to written information. There are no tags attached to the listing, so nothing beyond note-taking and privacy is advertised here. That keeps expectations simple — this is a tool for storing what you write rather than a broad workspace suite. Build, size and device support The current build is version 3.1.1, dated 2026-10-04, and the download occupies 30.6 MB of storage. The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, so handsets running that release or newer devices should be able to install it. Check your available space before starting the download, since the file itself takes up a noticeable share of older phones' free storage. Reading the listing details The content rating and file type for this release are both recorded as unknown, so the listing gives no further guidance on either. Version 3.1.1 is the latest version shown, and nothing else about earlier releases is documented here. If those details matter to you, they are the two gaps in an otherwise complete set of facts about the app.