Android Clipboard Listener - How to Know when User copies a text in Android

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Hey, so you want to let your app listen to Clipboard data?

Android does not support listening to Clipboard changes with Broadcast Receiver, obviously due to security reasons - evil apps can't listen when you copy sensitive info, such as password, credit card info etc without the doing the extra work of implementing it themselves.

However, there's a work-around by listening to when a new Clip Data is added to ClipBoard Manager.

In the example below, your app will be able to listen to copied texts




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