View CA Certificate Details on Android

Q

How to view details of trusted root CA certificate on my Android device?

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A

You can view details of a trusted CA certificate on your Android device as shown in this tutorial:

1. Go to Settings > Personal > Security > Credential storage.

2. Tap on "Trusted Credentials - Display trusted CA certificates". All installed certificates installed on the device will be displayed in two tabs: System and User.

3. Tap on "System" tab. All trusted root CA certificates will be displayed.

4. Scroll down and tap on "DigiCert Inc - DigiCert Global Root CA". Details of "DigiCert Global Root CA" certificate will be displayed.

5. Look at some properties of the certificate, like "Validity - Expires on: 11-09-2031".

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