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                     <h3><a href="#clipboard">Can apps spy on the clipboard in the background or inject content into it?</a></h3>
 
-                    <p>As of Android 10, only the configured default input method editor (your keyboard of
-                    choice) and the currently focused app can access the clipboard. Apps without focus
-                    cannot access the clipboard. This is a stricter restriction than preventing apps in
-                    the background from accessing it, since an app in the foreground or a foreground
-                    service cannot access it, only the foreground app that's currently focused. Clipboard
-                    managers need to be implemented by the keyboard chosen as the default by the user.</p>
+                    <p>As of Android 10, only the configured default input method editor (your
+                    keyboard of choice) and the currently focused app can read the clipboard
+                    content. Apps without focus cannot read the clipboard. This is a stricter
+                    restriction than preventing apps in the background from reading it, since an
+                    app in the foreground or a foreground service cannot read it, only the
+                    foreground app that's currently focused. Clipboard managers need to be
+                    implemented by the keyboard chosen as the default by the user.</p>
+
+                    <p>Both background and foreground apps can write data to the clipboard.</p>
 
                     <p>GrapheneOS previously restricted background clipboard access as a much earlier and
                     slightly less strict implementation of this feature. It provided a toggle for users to