How to Download and Install a Digital Certificate Onto Your iPhone :: GlobalSign Support (2024)

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How to install a digital certificate on an iPhone? ›

Make a copy of the certificate and send it to your iPhone or iPad. You can do this by email or via iCloud. Once you have the copy of the digital certificate in your email, you can open it from your iOS device and tap on it. This will automatically open the settings menu from where you can import it into the system.

Navigate to securly.com/ssl and download the certificate by clicking "Download the certificate". Open your Settings app and navigate to General > VPN & Device Management. Tap the securly.com profile that you downloaded in step 1. Next tap the Install button in the top right hand corner.

iOS How to check installed certificates

On mobile devices with IOS system you can access the list of installed electronic certificates in "Settings", "General", "Profiles". If the "Profiles" option does not appear, there is no certificate installed.

After registering your identity, you will receive an email with the same application code and a link to download your Digital Certificate. On the website accessed through the link, input your NIE, name and the code, and then accept again the privacy policy.

In the Security Console, click Access > Authentication Agents > Download Server Certificate File. Click Download Now. Select Save it to disk.

Click Search to display all of your SSL certificates. Click Renew next to the certificate you are renewing. The process will now walk you through the purchasing process for the certificate. Complete the Product Details including the product type, any promotional codes you have to use, and select the validity period.

The user can then trust the certificate on the device by going to Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings. Note: Root certificates installed by an MDM solution or on supervised devices disable the option to change the trust settings.

Electronic certificates on Android mobiles

If it is not in this path, on some devices it is located under "Settings", "Lock screen and security", "Other security settings", "User certificates". In this case, the NIF and last name/name of the certificate are shown.

On your iPhone, tap on Settings, then tap on General, tap on About, and then scroll down and tap on the Certificate Trust Settings. Next, there is a section called "ENABLE FULL TRUST FOR ROOT CERTIFICATES". turn on the trust for the certificate.

Root certificates on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro

The user can then trust the certificate on the device by going to Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings.