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Android root certificate: How to do it After downloading the certificate you want to , navigate to "Encryption and Credentials," then click on " a certificate." Click " anyway," navigate to where you saved the certificate, and select it.

A certificate Open your device's Settings app. Tap Security & privacy More security settings. Encryption & credentials. Tap a certificate. Wi-Fi certificate. Tap Menu . Tap where you saved the certificate. Tap the file. If needed, enter the key store password. ... Enter a name for the certificate. Tap OK.

Select System >> Software update >> Check for updates. This OTA update is useful as the device manufacturer can only upgrade the root certificates on Android devices via these system upgrades.

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.

A certificate Open your device's Settings app. Tap Security & privacy More security settings. Encryption & credentials. Tap a certificate. Wi-Fi certificate. Tap Menu . Tap where you saved the certificate. Tap the file. If needed, enter the key store password. ... Enter a name for the certificate. Tap OK.

Open Settings. Tap ?Security? Tap ?Encryption & credentials? Tap ?Trusted credentials.? This will display a list of all trusted certs on the device.

Open Settings. Tap ?Security? Tap ?Encryption & credentials? Tap ?Trusted credentials.? This will display a list of all trusted certs on the device.