Move Android Certificates to system to avoid security warnings
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Move Certs!

"Network may be monitored": Tired of this warning after installing a certificate?

With this app, you can disable it in one click.

REQUIRES ROOT

Get it on Google Play Get it on F-Droid

Thanks to xda-developers and stackoverflow.

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Building

Clone the project with git clone --recursive

Build with gradle assembleDebug or gradle assembleRelease. Alternatively, import the project into Android Studio.

Dependencies

The libsuperuser library (licensed under Apache 2.0) is used for root access, and included as a git submodule in the libraries/ folder.

License

The project is licensed under GPL v3.