Be careful if you have reminders in Google Keep: quick changes may cause them to disappear.

If you are using Google Keep daily, keep this information in mind. A popular note-taking app developed by Mountain View. maybe you should remove the ability to save reminders.

According to the leader AssemblyDebugging (by using PiunikaWeb), there are signs that Google Keep reminders could switch to another app. We are talking specifically about the task manager Google Tasks.

The above-mentioned evidence of this possible change was found when analyzing the code of the most recent version of Google Tasks. It includes links to the process for sending reminders saved in Google Keep.

One of the character sequences includes a description “Your Google Keep reminders have been added to your tasks”and the other says “From Keep,” which is the name of the list that will display information transferred to Tasks.

It is not yet known when this modification may be implemented. Although it is most logical to think that this will happen in the not too distant future. Not only because of the links included in Google issues, but also because a support page related to this topic has also been found, but it is not active yet.

Google Keep may lose your reminders very soon

Although it has not yet been confirmed that Google Keep will eliminate reminders, It wouldn’t be strange if that were the case.. Let us remember that earlier residents of Mountain View had already done the same with Google Assistant and Calendar. In both cases, the said feature has been moved to Google Tasks.

If moving reminders to Google Tasks involves removing the feature from Keep, users will likely be forced to change applications. The effect of this decision will vary depending on how dependent each individual is on the tools Mountain View offers.

What’s amazing is that Google Keep is updated regularly and is an app that Californians take very good care of. Remove reminders to add them to tasks. There is a logical partgiven the advantage of concentrating all task lists in one manager.

Although the fact is also that if the change is finally implemented, it will cause unnecessary friction for those who manage their notes and reminders from Keep today. If they are suddenly forced to use two apps when they previously only depended on one, negative comments will soon appear.

At this point there is no choice but to wait. If you want to stay in the Google ecosystem when reminders leave Keep, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with Google Tasks. Otherwise there is endless alternatives for the web, iOS and Android, which will help you never forget anything.