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Fiddler not working with iOS 10.3 version

We've been using Fiddler to debug both iOS and Android apps for quite a while. Recently, some Apple devices have been automatically updated to version 10.3. Since then, we can't see any feed data in Fiddler. Does anyone else have the same issue? Is there a workaround for that?

Thank you!

  • Irina Tim
  • Mar 16 2017
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  • Guest commented
    9 Sep, 2017 08:15pm

    guys, my iphone iOS 10.3.3 version dont have VPN PPTP. Only L2TP, IKEv2 and IPSec. Anyone know how to setup with some VPN type from 3 type VPN like that? I dont know how to input username, password or some field because on docs configure ios not updated. 

  • Guest commented
    15 Aug, 2017 05:05pm

    Thank you. it worked for me

     

    Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings

  • Guest commented
    31 Jul, 2017 03:35pm

    Eric Lawrence, you are my new best friend.  Thank you, kind sir!!!

  • Nicolas Cheng commented
    18 Jul, 2017 03:22am

    Eric Lawrence...

    THANK YOU!! too

  • Alejandro Cons commented
    12 Apr, 2017 04:54pm

    Sorry for all the typos, I was frantically typing due to happiness.

  • Alejandro Cons commented
    12 Apr, 2017 04:48pm

    Eric Lawrence... THANKYOU!! This totally fixed my issue, I searched all over the internet and I figured that it had to be semething about the new iOS version.

    Is this Certificate trust option new in this 10.3 version? I never knew about this option before, and I was able to use fiddler with no problems in both iPhone and iPad, maybe we should update the tutorials on Fiddler about connecting iOS devices to fiddler with this final step.

  • Eric Lawrence commented
    20 Mar, 2017 06:33pm

    What steps have you tried? Do you see CONNECT tunnels in Fiddler? Did go to Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings and manually enable full trust for the FiddlerRoot root certificate, including accepting a dialog that says that this will allow a third-party to eavesdrop on all your communications.