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# Backup & Import - Android 14

Android changed the possibility to access the //Android\_data folder with Android 14

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This also means for Beanconqueror users, its not that easy to swap your devices in the end, but its possible.

First of all: Make sure to do a full export inside Beanconqueror.

After that your data should be stored anywhere here:

* /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.beanconqueror.app/
* ///\_Android\_data/com.beanconqueror.app
* ///datacom.beanconqueror.app

-> Or somewhere else I don't know, and which is Android & Manufacturer specific

So what to do now?<br>

1. Use your old device and do a full export (Menu -> Export) (This may take a while)
2. Install ADB (e.g.: <https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/>)&#x20;
3. Connect your old-device (adb start-server)
4. Show if the olddevice is connected (adb devices) -> It shall now display your device
5. Now the crucial part: Download the data
6. Sample for macOS: adb pull /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.beanconqueror.app /Users/XXX/Downloads
7. You should now have the whole data-folder on your PC
8. Now disconnect your old device, and connect your new device.
9. Install Beanconqueror on your new device
10. Start Beanconqueror once
11. Close Beanconqueror
12. adb push /Users/XXX/Downloads/com.beanconqueror.app /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.beanconqueror.app
13. Now all data should be transferred
14. Now follow this: [Backup & Import](/beanconqueror/how-to/backup-and-import.md#how-to-start)
15. And we hope we're good to go.