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I have an android app that searches through a local stored sqlite database. I want to keep making changes to the database when the app is done so I was thinking about to let the android app sync the database file via an online filehost.

So I want to keep everything as cheap as possible (preferably free) and I was wondering if it is possible to host this database file on a cloud-host like Google Drive or Dropbox and let the app sync when there is a new version available.

Could this work? Would this be very slow, illegal or be limited to a certain download amount?

Adam Smits
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  • Why keep the sqlite on the cloud? Will it be shared will all the users of the application? Check out this [Android database technique issue](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9986734/which-android-data-storage-technique-to-use) raised as well as it lists all possible storage technologies that can be done in Android. Better yet, get a dedicated database that you'll call thru a webservice. – adjuremods Feb 09 '16 at 23:55

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