Doesnt work on Pixel 7 (Android 15)

[br4nd29]

I installed the certificate, and it was successfully attached to my system credentials. However, my applications don't trust this certificate.

[TheDauntless]

I typically test on a Pixel 7 myself. Is there a public application you can share so that I can troubleshoot?

[b4n6-b4n6]

I typically test on a Pixel 7 myself. Is there a public application you can share so that I can troubleshoot?

this application looks very good for testing this
the thing looks like an SSL pinning debugger

[user334]

this application looks very good for testing this
the thing looks like an SSL pinning debugger

I've used the httptoolkit/android-ssl-pinning-demo app to test if this module has broke anything and the result is no - every check passes successfully. All the other apps trust the moved certificates and I can freely inspect their traffic.
My device is OnePlus 7 Pro with custom Android 16 rom.

Screenshot of all the checks being passed

[mineketchup]

I had the same problem:
With AlwaysTrustUserCerts

• /etc/security/cacerts/ was mounted correctly but not /apex/com.android.conscrypt/cacerts

With MoveCertificate

• it was the opposite, with Apex mounted correctly but not on /etc/security/cacerts

So my fix was to use MoveCertificate as a base and modify AlwaysTrustUserCerts scripts to remove the Apex part so there aren't conflicts

if you want to try it yourself I have my fork here: https://github.com/mineketchup/AlwaysTrustUserCerts-Android-15-Fix/

Hope it helps