Android how to use background service to trigger screen rotation - android

I have a tablet and also I have some test cases want to do.
By triggering screen rotation, I know setRequestedOrientation is a workable api.
However, will it be possible to do it in background service?
Say, can I run the service and look at my home screen to rotate every 1 second?
Thanks for the reply.

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