Default trusted certs!!?. Who's the sneaks?

[MidnightTreeAngel]

How can I determine which are truely valid and trusted certs when my nephew is 9 and can grab a ticket saying "trusted" lol he just pushes buttons and talks big so wtf?

 

[overtureartless]

How to View Trusted Root Certificates on an Android Device
Open Settings.
Tap “Security & location”
Tap “Encryption & credentials”
Tap “Trusted credentials.” This will display a list of all trusted certs on the device.

 

[MidnightTreeAngel]

Yes. I mean to say that it is really easy to get through that. Too easy. I need a list that's verified not that just says 'trusted'

 

[ocnbrze]

Yes. I mean to say that it is really easy to get through that. Too easy. I need a list that's verified not that just says 'trusted'

those are all verified......not sure what you are asking. there is no way to manufacture those. they are saved on the system partition of your phone. you do not have access to alter those unless your phone is rooted.

 

[MidnightTreeAngel]

Well... let me put it this way since I don't work with you guys lol. Which ones of all the ones installed, specifically the ones NOT FACTORY INSTALLED because there's so many jumping in with AUTHORITY can be safely removed for whatever reason. ?

 

[ocnbrze]

its safe to remove the certs. it might pop up again though if you ever go to a website again. or an app needs it to run.

maybe this article might help:
https://www.technipages.com/how-to-remove-all-stored-certificates-on-android