Is it possible to change NSUserActivity's userInfo from another app?

I am trying to open app B, from app A using universal links as below:

@IBAction func openButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    if let appURL = URL(string: "https://website.com/section/Paris") {
        UIApplication.shared.open(appURL) { success in
            if success {
                print("The URL was delivered successfully.")
            } else {
                print("The URL failed to open.")
            }
        }
    } else {
        print("Invalid URL specified.")
    }
}

In App B's AppDelegate -> application continueUserActivity restorationHandler method, it calls another function where the userActivity is processed. Here there is a check for NSUserActivity's userInfo. It is checking for a key PageName in NSUserActivity's userInfo property, and according to the value it assigns a type to the activity and routes the app accordingly.

NSString *page = activity.userInfo[@"PageName"];
if ([page isEqualToString:@"Places"]) {
    return UserActivityTypePlaces;
} else {
    return UserActivityTypeLink;
}

I was wondering if I can change or add a key value pair to userInfo in App A, so that App B can route me to another tab. (In this case I want it to open another tab and search the location string that is in the universal link)

I have checked other questions related with NSUserActivity's userInfo on StackOverflow and Apple Developer forums but they are not changing it on the calling app.(such as in App A)

Thank you

I made these in App A:

 let activity = NSUserActivity(activityType: NSUserActivityTypeBrowsingWeb)
 activity.title = "Places"
 activity.userInfo = ["Page" : "Places"]
 let userInfoSet:Set = ["Page"]
 activity.requiredUserInfoKeys = userInfoSet
 self.userActivity = activity
 self.userActivity?.becomeCurrent()

and added the NSUserActivityDelegate method:

override func updateUserActivityState(_ activity: NSUserActivity) {
        let dict:Dictionary = ["Page":"Places"]
        userActivity?.addUserInfoEntries(from: dict)
}

But the NSUserActivity object is not something that goes from one app to the other. So this change only works within app A.

Hope this helps someone else too.