Where Does Call of Duty: Mobile Store Game Data on Your Phone?
Call of Duty: Mobile keeps rank, loadouts and purchases on Activision servers. The huge local folder holds downloaded maps and HD resources.
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Most of the storage Call of Duty: Mobile takes up is downloaded content: maps, HD textures, operator models, and season packs that arrive with each update. That content lives in the app's Android data folder or the iOS app container, and it is the only part of the game that truly sits on the phone.
The part that matters does not. Rank, weapon levels, loadouts, battle pass progress, and every purchase sit on Activision servers, tied to your Call of Duty account or the guest profile created at first launch. A guest profile dies with the install. A linked account walks to a new phone in one login, download time aside.
Where Call of Duty: Mobile stores this, by platform
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.activision.callofduty.shooter
Downloaded maps, HD resources, and cached season content. The optional HD downloads in settings inflate this folder significantly. Deleting it means a long re-download; rank and purchases stay safe on the servers.
/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/<guid>/Documents
Per-install container whose GUID changes each reinstall; browsing it needs a jailbreak. iCloud backups copy it, though only the linked account restores rank and inventory.
Frequently asked questions
How do I link my Call of Duty: Mobile account so I do not lose it?
In the game's settings, connect a Call of Duty account first, then optionally link Facebook, Apple, or Google in the same menu. Once linked, rank, weapons, and purchases recover on any device with that login.
Can I move Call of Duty: Mobile data between Android and iPhone?
Yes, through the linked account. Sign in on the new device and the servers hand over rank, loadouts, and inventory. Downloaded resources do not transfer; they are fetched fresh on the new platform, which is the slow part.
Why is Call of Duty: Mobile taking up so much space?
The base install, HD resources if you enabled them, past season packs, and cached data. The in-game settings show what is downloaded, and trimming HD assets or unused modes reclaims several gigabytes without touching progress.
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