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To remove the certificate from the browser, follow these steps: Open Google Chrome, click the Customize and control Google Chrome icon (the three vertical dots ) > go to Settings > at the left margin, click Privacy and security > click Security. Under Advanced, click Manage certificates.

Important: Removing certificates you've installed doesn't remove the permanent system certificates that your device needs to work. But if you remove a certificate that a certain Wi-Fi connection requires, your device may not connect to that Wi-Fi network anymore.

Delete certificates only when the data protected by those certificates is no longer needed. Deleting certificates is like erasing the data. After certificates are deleted, data that is protected by those certificates is not retrievable.

Find the certificate you want to remove and right-click on it. Select Properties. Then, in the General tab, in the section called Certificate purposes, select the Disable all purposes for this certificate radio button and then click Apply.

Under device security, locate the Encryption & Credentials tab and click on it. Under credentials storage, click on Trusted credentials. A list of all certificates will appear. You can click on a specific certificate to see more details about the CA.

Trusted credentials. This setting lists the certificate authority (CA) companies that this device regards as "trusted" for purposes of verifying the identity of a server, and allows you to mark one or more authorities as not trusted.

How to view the certificates in Android phone - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Click on that security. Option there you will find. If you scroll down you'll find bustedMoreClick on that security. Option there you will find. If you scroll down you'll find busted credentials option click on that and it'll display all the certificates.