Android: List of available trusted root certificates

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wuntee picture wuntee · Jul 12, 2011 · Viewed 21.5k times · Source

Is there a android developer page that lists all of the trusted root CAs?

I know I can just pull the file, and list them using keytool - looking for a published web page.

Answer

Hari picture Hari · Sep 6, 2013

In Jelly bean you can find the trusted CA list by navigating to

Settings -> Security -> Trusted credentials.

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