Accessing Certs & Dev Tools
I’m confused. How do I look at my certificates and trusted certs etc. u can just see them on Android but I can’t seem to look at them on my new iPhone. Also how do u access developer tools?
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I’m confused. How do I look at my certificates and trusted certs etc. u can just see them on Android but I can’t seem to look at them on my new iPhone. Also how do u access developer tools?
You register as a developer to get developer tools→https://developer.apple.com/programs/. Note that you need a fairly recent Mac to use developer tools. The tools are free; there is a small one time charge to register if you intend to deploy apps publicly through the app store.
There is no need to look at certificates (and no way to do so) unless they are untrusted certificates. When you encounter an untrusted certificate you will see a dialog with an option to view and/or trust it.
You register as a developer to get developer tools→https://developer.apple.com/programs/. Note that you need a fairly recent Mac to use developer tools. The tools are free; there is a small one time charge to register if you intend to deploy apps publicly through the app store.
There is no need to look at certificates (and no way to do so) unless they are untrusted certificates. When you encounter an untrusted certificate you will see a dialog with an option to view and/or trust it.
Accessing Certs & Dev Tools