The answer to iPhone – in-App purchase consumable correct approach on stackoverflow is very appealing for keeping track of consumables in the keychain. However, using the keychain for this purpose (not username/password), will it trigger the need to document export compliance?
IOS in-app purchase: Keeping consumable counter in keychain, do I need to document export compliance
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The iOS Notes app is not able to insert pictures. At best it will paste a url to an image.
I suggest you use another note app such as Evernote or Notability.
You can work around this using the 3rd party macro/scripting app called "Keyboard Maestro", from http://www.keyboardmaestro.com
Here's a screen shot of the simple script I use. Currently it only works when the App Store is in the background, and gets automatically activated by clicking a web link in Firefox or something, but you get the idea, this could be modified and improved in various ways.
Needless to say, security is compromised by storing your password in plain-text within Keyboard Maestro script, so be sure it's a unique, random password that you don't use anywhere else.
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The general consensus I've heard is no, it does not trigger export compliance. The OS is the one handling the encryption, not your app.