Most probably not
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This is what Gemini thinks:
Creating a clipboard monitor for Target SDK 35 (Android 15) is a significant technical challenge because of strict privacy changes introduced by Google.
​Starting with Android 10, apps are strictly forbidden from reading the clipboard while in the background unless they are the "Default Input Method" (the keyboard). On Android 14 and 15, even if you have a Foreground Service, the system will show a visible notification or block access if the app does not have focus.
​However, you can achieve this if the user manually grants a "Special Permission" via ADB or if you use a Foreground Service to keep the listener alive.
- The App is in the Foreground: It will work perfectly as long as the user is looking at the app.
- ​The App is in the Background: The event will not fire by default. To bypass this, your users must run an ADB command on their phone to grant the hidden permission:
​adb shell appops set your.package.name READ_CLIPBOARD allow
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