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@ -165,4 +165,17 @@ like this:
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is no problem, but if any one can get a get a hold of it then all traffic
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can be decrypted except those in the *do not bump* list. You have been warned!
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.. Note::
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On Android devices, you may get notified about the device being unable to access
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the internet. This happens because the certificates are pinned to protect the
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connection against man in the middle attacks otherwise trusted certificates.
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If you want to make the connection work again, you have to whitelist the following
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Google domains in your "No Bump Hosts" settings.
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* Your local Google domain (for example: google.at for Austria, google.de for Germany, …)
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* .google.com
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* .googleapis.com
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* .gstatic.com
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* .1e100.net
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**DONE**
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