Notes changing on its own.

JJ Wurtz · 2025-05-20T17:25:18+00:00

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Has anyone seen this happen. I created a note this morning where I pasted info that I created in a Google document. When I leave the note and then go back to it, the text would move on its own. I would change it back and then after leaving and reopening the note, the text moved.

Any suggestions?

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