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Hi there, I heard important information from my app’s user. After he used the CleanMaster Lite (kind of file cleaning app of Android), all data of my app has gone. I can reproduce same phenomenon on my device. I wonder that save data on Application.persistentDataPath could be deleted by other apps? ...

Thank you for your reply. Of course I understand that this is not ES2's problem but Unity's bug. Despite that, you reply very kindly agin and again. So I really appreciate you. > The suggested solution is to try to find out where the data was originally stored (there's a list of possible locations i...

Thank you for your reply. I want to know more details of your solution. In the case of my app, I'm already using ES2.Load and ES2.Save in my app without any absolute path. And some users sometimes said their all save data have gone and others not. In this case, how can I fix the source code? If I ch...

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I have same issue about my app. What is the best solution of this problem? Already many android users are playing my app. So I want to solve this problem without affecting current players' save data.

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Thank you for your reply. > People often also save to a temporary file, and then use ES2.Delete and ES2.Rename to overwrite the main save file when it's successfully completed. How can I know saving is successfully completed with Easy Save2? > You might also want to check your code that the tag is t...

Save data corruption occurred twice on Android device. It seems to occur when the application crashes while saving data. When accessing corrupted data, ES2.Exists returns TRUE. However, when ES2.Load is executed, the following error occurs. "The data, tag, file or folder you are looking for doe...

I understood. I'll try it. Thank you very much!

Hi. I want to create data-transfer function. User will use this function when gets a new smartphone device and want to continue to play app. My app saves game-play-data as local file. There are many files. The number of files and file's name vary from user to user. All files are saved at ES2 default...