You don't need a specialized product (like Goo Gone several comments mention) to remove sticky residue. Any kind of cooking oil will do. I usually use a small dab of whatever is on hand (which in my house is olive oil, but avocado, canola, corn, etc would also be fine). Start with a very small amount, like one drop: a little can go a long way and it can be a huge mess if you overestimate how much you need. Rub it in with your finger and the gunk should come right up. Paper towel the rest off. Repeat if necessary. Extra bad spots might require a touch of gentle fingernail action.

15 sticks of dynamite should do the trick

I think you forgot to add the picture :(

But, I assume it's one of those super annoying ones. I'd say carefully peel all you can, then Goo Gone is your friend :)

I always use 99% Isopropyl alcohol for stuff like this

I'd just peel it off and maybe rub it with my finger to get rid of leftover adhesive.

I just use my nails to get it off, and most of the time, I manage to get most of the glue off by reapplying the sticker and peel it off again a few times

Heat. Not a lot. But heat. Line a blow dryer.

Then an exacto knife to separate the adhesive from the plastic/metal.

Then googone to clean.

Then alcohol wipes to finish.

I just rub the residue with my thumb until it's gone, worked perfectly for me

Removing those is a war crime.

Goo gone and a plastic scraper might work

Remove the sticker, and remove the leftover glue with an eraser.

I'd use ipa to break down the glue or at a pinch some hand sanitiser and a cloth to get rid of stickers.

If you're careful and can't just get it off with your fingernails, a razor blade is young best friend for scraping off stickers, if you're less careful they sell plastic razor blades for scraping stuff that also work pretty well.

For residue, goo gone, cooking oil, isopropyl alcohol, lighter fluid, or just some soap and water if you're careful. Or just let the residue wear off on its own if you're lazy.

A plastic ice scraper will help get the bulk off, then you can get a variety of solvents for removing any residue. If it is metal then it should be fine with most solvents but check the instructions and do a test patch somewhere discreet to be sure.

A little bit of lighter fluid on a paper towel works great for getting sticker residue off easily!