An Android module (.aar) that can be added to any project to enable user-installed trusted root certificates in debuggable builds.
This is useful when inspecting traffic using Charles Proxy or Fiddler, as these tools require a self-signed root certificate to be installed on the device to enable them to decrypt traffic, man-in-the-middle style. As of Android N, user-installed certificates like this are not respected by applications except the system web browser, unless the application explicitly opts-in to it.
This module does exactly that, by providing a network-security-config resource that enables user-installed certificates only in
debuggable builds.
See the Releases page to download a prebuilt .aar file.
Simply add the DebuggableRootCertificates.aar release file anywhere in the Assets folder. It should work with Unity 2018.x and later.
Use the appropriate module-linking functionality of your build system to add the DebuggableRootCertificates.aar file, or import this
prjoect into your Gradle system. Alternatively, just have a look at the AndroidManifest.xml and network_security_config.xml file
in this project and add them directly to your own.