How to View/Edit AppData on Android without Root or ADB | Last Level to ∞ Infinity Loop

Use this trick to view/edit app data that would be normally found in /data/data, a folder that requires root or ADB to be accessed. The last level of Infinity Loop is level -2147483648.

2147483647 is the largest 32-bit integer, but everything is incremented by 1 because the game starts from level 1 (but is represented as 0 in the data), causing the last level to display as the most negative 32-bit integer.

Why this works:
Each app on Android has a folder dedicated to itself and only itself in /data/data/package.name. Noroot multiple account apps work by running other apps in itself and storing other apps' data in its own directory, which you can access.

Things addressed in the comments:
- /data and /data/data are read-protected directories, which is why you cannot see anything in it and instead you need an app that can type the path such as Ghost Commander to a subdirectory that you have access to.
-Don't ask questions about specific apps since this tutorial is just getting to what would normally be found in /data/data.

Appdata location for Parallel Space: /data/data/com.lbe.parallel.intl/parallel_intl/0/
Appdata location for Parallel Space 64-bit:
/data/data/com.lbe.parallel.intl.arm64/parallel_intl/0/
Appdata location for 2Face: /data/data/com.excelliance.multiaccount/gameplugins/
pastebin.com/fiKLkQYn

Be careful with using multiple account apps for apps on the SD card, because the data might disappear if you remove the SD card while the app or its service is running.

All Android apps in the video can be found in the Google Play store:
Flappy Bird, Parallel Space, ∞ Infinity Loop, Ghost Commander, Hacker's Keyboard, Greenify, 2Face, Primitive FTPd

Apps not listed:
99 Accounts 1.1: Can have up to 99 accounts, hide apps (manually by copying apps from /data/app).
Dual Apps (dotcode.parallel): same as above but still in the Play Store.

Software Used:
Voice Recorder, AZ Screen Recorder, VirtualBox, Windows XP, VideoPad