I'd love a government root certificate personally.
It would make it blatantly obvious whenever they wanted to use it. You
could also probably sniff it out and block traffic using it even if you
couldn't remove it from your device.
On 15/08/18 13:46, Robert Hudson wrote:
n Wed, 15 Aug 2018 at 11:46, Martin - StudioCoast
<martin.sincl...@studiocoast.com.au
<mailto:martin.sincl...@studiocoast.com.au>> wrote:
Enforcing a government run root certificate on Australian sold
devices is not out of the realm of possibility...
A root certificate would only help them if the application used it as
part of its encryption processes - whilst a device root certificate is
available to applications, they're not forced to use it.
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