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No, it is the same approach. Termux offers you to install some symlinks so you can have $HOME on a common directory, like the Downloads directory or something. But if you stay within Termux, you can only ever get access to files saved from within Termux, as Android basically runs every app as its own user. If you have root, you can still access other files.

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Re^4: Termux for all your Perl-needs on Android
by morgon (Priest) on Mar 26, 2018 at 11:47 UTC
    On my Fire 7 (no root available alas) I can cannot access other apps directories (as you correctly mention they belong to different users), but I can access e.g. all the files below /sdcard.

    So from termux (or a perl-script running there) I can access e.g. the directory where usually downloads go etc, which is quite good enough for me....

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