Integrating the SDK with specific data sources, such as Apple Health and Health Connect, is essential due to their inherent configuration and privacy principles. These data sources naturally store user data in the mobile device's database and do not automatically upload it to the cloud. Using the SDK, the user registration process, data extraction, and transmission can be efficiently managed through a modular or monolithic approach. This includes establishing privacy permissions, which is a crucial step when users grant permission for these data sources to connect with ROOK's SDK.

Not all applications follow this configuration; some may opt for connections through APIs without involving the SDK. However, the necessity of the SDK lies in the unique setup of certain data sources. SDK integration ensures a seamless process for user registration, data extraction, and transmission, all while respecting privacy permissions. It is important to note that these integrations must be carried out with apps that have access to the native project, whether through direct or hybrid means, ensuring a robust and secure integration.

For more details, please refer to our technical documentation.

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