Where Does the Kicker App Store Data?
Kicker keeps login session and article cache in private storage on both phones. Favorites sync with the account.
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Football portal Kicker keeps login session and article cache in private app storage on each phone. The two platforms kept unrelated package strings from earlier history. Both folders hold session plus cached images despite the different names.
Tables and live tickers come from servers on each launch. Local files matter for session and media only. A manual copy misses the session and forces another login. Wiping storage while the app runs ends the session. Check favorite clubs inside the app before wiping, then sign back in.
Where Kicker stores this, by platform
/data/data/com.netbiscuits.kicker
Private session and article cache for the legacy Netbiscuits package. Favorites sync with the Kicker account.
/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/<guid>/Documents
GUID container for the Olympia Verlag bundle (App Store ID 367342259). Note the ID differs entirely from Android.
Frequently asked questions
Do Kicker favorites transfer phones?
Log into the same Kicker account on the new phone where an account is used. Favorites sync from servers after login. Local data holds session and image cache only, so a folder copy adds nothing.
Why do Kicker IDs differ so much?
Android kept com.netbiscuits.kicker from the Netbiscuits platform era while iOS uses an Olympia Verlag bundle. Same app, unrelated strings from history.
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