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http://postfiles6.naver.net/20130808_261/fermat22_1375962717749SdDOq_PNG/info.png?type=w3

This is app info (setting->application manager->app)

I want reading this app's data(261mb) but i can't finding this folder.

How to find(or open) this app's data folder

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If your device is not rooted, you cannot access any app's data folder. – Izzy Aug 8 at 12:38
The link you posted is dead: it gives a "Referral denied" error. I strongly recommend using the built-in "Upload image" feature to add your screenshot (if you must add one at all) instead of using some dodgy third-party site. – Dan Hulme Aug 8 at 14:06
@DanHulme I guess he lacks the necessary rep for that. – Izzy Aug 8 at 15:58

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An app whose package name is com.example.app has its data files in /data/data/com.example.app. This applies to pre–Jelly Bean systems, and to the first user on Jelly Bean systems. For other users on Jelly Bean systems, user 1 has the data files for com.example.app in /data/user/1/com.example.app, and so on.

Reading another app's data files can only be done on a rooted phone. Even then, you need an app that's designed to work with root access. See the tag wiki, and How do I root my Android device? for more info, but bear in mind that rooting will void your warranty.

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