Is it possible to use another application(android) as a data source of any other application

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Hello,
We want to use an android app (not developed by us) as a data source for our app(developed by us). The user of our app will input the data, that data will be input to the app that we want to be our data source. There, data will be matched to the existing data in the app. If matched, the output will be displayed on the console of our app.
The question is, it is possible to use other android app into the app you want to build such that your user will not know that the other app is working in the background. How would that be possible?
Thanks in advance.

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i have tried to search about this problem on internet but got no solution so i am asking it out here.

Posted 27-Nov-18 4:26am

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F-ES Sitecore 27-Nov-18 10:53am

It's unlikely you'll get this working otherwise everyone would be releasing their own versions of facebook, whatsaspp etc that simply steal the effort of the actual app without the user knowing.

David Crow 27-Nov-18 16:07pm

"We want to use an android app (not developed by us) as a data source for our app(developed by us). The user of our app will input the data, that data will be input to the app that we want to be our data source."

I feel as though you've confused the terms "source" with "destination." The former is where the information is coming from (i.e., originating), and the latter is where you are sending it.

"The question is, it is possible to use other android app into the app you want to build..."

What exactly do you mean by this?

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