On 17/02/2016, google play gave me a security alert for : WebViewClient.onReceivedSslError, saying that SSL validations are ignored.
After some search on google, i found out that overriding onReceivedSslError, and putting handler.proceed(); inside doesn't make google happy.
I also saw that this instruction is filtered by a constant which remains false, so it is not executed, so i wonder how google performs his security check, if it's only by regex in source code, the presence of this instruction may be the problem.
On 17/02/2016, google play gave me a security alert for : WebViewClient.onReceivedSslError, saying that SSL validations are ignored.
After some search on google, i found out that overriding onReceivedSslError, and putting handler.proceed(); inside doesn't make google happy.
I also saw that this instruction is filtered by a constant which remains false, so it is not executed, so i wonder how google performs his security check, if it's only by regex in source code, the presence of this instruction may be the problem.