- Can one Android application access the data of another application?
- How can two distinct Android apps interact?
- What is deep linking in mobile app?
Can one Android application access the data of another application?
There are three ways your app can receive data sent by another app: An Activity with a matching intent-filter tag in the manifest. One or more ChooserTarget objects returned by your ChooserTargetService. Sharing Shortcuts published by your app.
How can two distinct Android apps interact?
Using intents even allows your app to start an activity that is contained in a separate app. An Intent can be explicit in order to start a specific component (a specific Activity instance) or implicit in order to start any component that can handle the intended action (such as "capture a photo").
What is deep linking in mobile app?
Deep links are a type of link that send users directly to an app instead of a website or a store. They are used to send users straight to specific in-app locations, saving users the time and energy locating a particular page themselves – significantly improving the user experience.