Also I tried copying and pasting the Android/data folder to my SD card. Then I deleted the folder on my internal SD card but it didn't work. So I tried to replace it but my app data appears to be empty.
It's important to remember that the Android OS has several different places that an application might store data, and not every app will use every location.
• /data/data/<package.name>/ is the default internal storage location used by every app (that I know of, at least). The contents of this storage location are private; no application can read the data created by another application. You would need to use root access to get around those permissions.
• /sdcard/Android/data/<package.name> is the default external storage location, and isn't used by every app. This storage location is world-readable - any app can read anything that another app stores here, and the location can also be modified by the user without requiring root.
• /sdcard/<app name> is where some apps store shared preferences or configuration files. Tasker, Titanium Backup, and many others use this location for data that a user may want to manually copy elsewhere.
Try with PC with Linux to get permission on folders to see files inside !
But like sudo user.
sudo chmod 777 -R / name of folder that you like to have permission(loacaton of a folder) /
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