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Where is Tomdroid Folder on my Android Phone?

Asked by Ernesto Fuller

Hello, I have a locked phone the files of which I can still access through Bluetooth in Explorer. I am looking for my note files, so I can back them up and the reset the phone. There is a folder 'tomdroid', but it contains only 1 .note file. There must be many more note files, but where?

I installed Tomdroid on a 2nd phone to figure out more, but there I can't find any tomdroid folder at all. I can save notes in the app, but where are they located? I experimented a lot to find the notes on this 2nd phone, but can't find them and I searched a lot about this topic on the Internet, but without success so far.

Any help would be much appreciated.

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Stefan Hammer (j-4-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#1

Hello,
if you did not enable the backup function, all notes are saved in the settings storage of the app.
Therefore, you might want to look there:
https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/47924/where-android-apps-store-data

- Stefan

On 25/02/2019 5:08 am, Ernesto Fuller wrote:
> New question #678771 on Tomdroid:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/tomdroid/+question/678771
>
> Hello, I have a locked phone the files of which I can still access through Bluetooth in Explorer. I am looking for my note files, so I can back them up and the reset the phone. There is a folder 'tomdroid', but it contains only 1 .note file. There must be many more note files, but where?
>
> I installed Tomdroid on a 2nd phone to figure out more, but there I can't find any tomdroid folder at all. I can save notes in the app, but where are they located? I experimented a lot to find the notes on this 2nd phone, but can't find them and I searched a lot about this topic on the Internet, but without success so far.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>

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