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I wonder if this allows running things like mitmproxy on your phone. Or maybe someone is aware of a good alternative?

• drvdevd 10y ago
  I've actually run mitmproxy on my phone in a chroot before, somehow (several years ago now). However, I can't remember if it was a rooted phone or not, sorry. Suffice to say it's perfectly possible, most phones are plenty powerful enough. [EDIT]: if it's not rooted, I know you can still use it with a large portion of mobile traffic by adding the trusted cert it generates and then setting it up as a network proxy through standard settings changes (ie: no iptables transparent proxy necessary). I believe some apps will detect this.
  • gear54rus 10y ago
    Yeah no problem if root is required, I just wanna know what did you use as a layer in between it and android. Maybe there's a relevant tutorial I could follow?