Hi everyone,
I have an iPad with iOS 18 and used my old device to sync data. There is a trusted CA certificate on my old device. After device data synchronization, the certificate was not synchronized on the iPad. When I tried to manually install the CA certificate on my iPad, it was not in the device's certificate trust settings.
Environment
• iOS Version: iOS 18
• Device: iPad mini 5
Thank you
dapengw
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