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As of Android 11, Google thought it was a good idea to remove the do not validate option from wifi when attempting to login into an enterprise, this was used to 'protect the security of the user' however not many universities/colleges/schools are aware of this problem and too lazy to hand out certificates, returning this allows the user to sign in into enterprise network provided they use the correct login details it also warns in the interface that the connection is not private so the risks are now on the user if the user wishes they can ask their enterprise for a ca certificate (if the company is competent to give it out) this also gives a better quality of life for testers as they have to be constantly be reminded to download the certificate beforehand( on a new build) before heading off to work. (not everyone has data)
The solution can be found here.
DerpFest-AOSP/packages_apps_Settings@ac666e4
Article linked to problem:https://www.xda-developers.com/android-11-break-enterprise-wifi-connection/