Getting untrusted site warning on every site I attempt to visit within Firefox while on 4G, but not WiFi

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Whenever I attempt to browse any website on my cell phone while connected to the 4G network yields me a message that this site is untrusted, regardless of what site it is (even Google triggers it) but when I am connected via WiFi, I can browse just fine. The only thing that I can think that could be causing the issue is Adguard, but it has never had any issues like this before. Has anyone else seen this type of error before?

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2 hours ago, virtorio said:

Make sure the date on your device is set correctly.

Thanks for the response, I checked and the date is set correctly, and it is set to automatic from the carrier.

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I get this problem in Firefox when I run Fiddler at work, which proxies traffic while it is running. So I’d check to see what might be proxying your traffic on your phone. 

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Yeah my guess is your being https is being proxied and you do not trust the CA that created the cert...  Check the details of the https cert and who/what created it, etc.

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Adguard is your issue. I remember you having this issue on the computer browser too, adguard always seems to conflict with firefox after some time. Doesnt Adguard basically setup a VPN that routes your phone traffic through their servers and back to you, removing the ads? I can guarantee you that is your problem.

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