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I'm trying to analyze my flutter app's network traffic so I used burp suite for intercepting. First, I'm using the proxy option of burpsuite. I set my PC's IP address and port as 8080. Also in my Android device I set the proxy in WiFi with hostname as my PC IP address and port as 8080. Then I also installed the certificate from IP_address:8080. But still it doesn't capture any request of that app. But it can intercept some inbuilt apps.

What's the reason and what's the problem?

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Not all Android apps respect the global/systemwide proxy settings, especially when running Android 7 or higher. It looks like you used a regular proxy but that might not work. You could try transparent proxies but that's considerably more difficult and might require rooting your device. I tried to do that a while ago in order to analyze the traffic of the official Stack Exchange Android app, but failed to do so because it's HTTPS traffic; instead, I choose to run it on an old device running Android 5.1.

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  • Is there some other ways for analysing the network traffic of my app?
    – Xor96
    Commented Oct 13, 2020 at 4:53
  • Using a transparent proxy probably works (it didn't for me because of HTTPS and not wanting to root the device).
    – Glorfindel
    Commented Oct 13, 2020 at 7:57

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