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MDDATA files: what are they and how do I open them?

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Apple iPhone backup data

Files with mddata file extension may be encountered as ikd backups of iOS devices created in some legacy versions of Apple iTunes.

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The mddata file extension is associated with the Apple iTunes, the standard device and multimedia management application for iOS devices. Apple iTunes can create backup of the iOS device.

Backup data are stored in files with name made from up to 40 characters and file extension mddata.

Since version 9.2 iTunes doesn't use file extension mddata anymore and backup files have only 40 characters name without file extension.

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