Bottom native button - flutter

I'm sorry because I don't speak English very well. I would like to know if it is possible to control the bottom 3 native buttons of Android phone? Example When I am in the application, if I click on the home button or another can I write something in the console or another action before my application closes or even program that I am redirected to the page HomePage before my application closes?

For example, regarding the back button, you can control it with WillPopScope : https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/WillPopScope-class.html

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I'm developing online test application using flutter for that i'm trying to block all the back, recent and home button. I have detected the pressing of recent and home button. Issue in that is when i press the home button or recent button directly minimize my app. Is there any possibilities to detect key press home button or recent button.
If possible provide the solution. I have attached the photo for your reference
Back button can be disabled using WillPopScope widget, I also think that the home button can't be disabled but can keep track of them using hardware_buttons package.

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