Merge pull request #238 from AdguardTeam/agm-1650-secure-folder

[AGM-1650] Secure folder instructions update

docs/adguard-for-android/solving-problems/secure-folder.md

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-If you are using [the *Secure folder* on your Android](https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/what-is-the-secure-folder-and-how-do-i-use-it/)(this applies mainly to Samsung devices), you may face some difficulties when installing the HTTPS certificate. The thing is that the *Secure folder* has its own space where the certificates are stored. However, if you do everything according to the instructions [described here](../../overview#https-filtering), the certificate will be installed into the main memory and will play no role for your ad blocker in the *Secure folder*. To solve this problem and install the certificate for your AdGuard for Android into the *Secure folder's* storage, please follow these instructions:
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-1. After installing the app and connecting the VPN, tap *Turn on* next to the *HTTPS filtering is off* message.
-2. Tap *Next* → *Next* → *Save it now* → *Allow*.
-3. Save the certificate (at this stage, you can rename it to make it easier to find).
-4. After the *How to install a certificate?* popup appears, DO NOT tap *Open Settings*.
-5. Minimize the app and go to the secure folder.
-6. Tap the three-dot menu and go to additional security settings.
-7. Tap *Install from memory* → *CA certificate* → *Install anyway* → Enter a graphic key/password/fingerprint → Find and select the saved certificate.
-8. Return to the AdGuard app and close the "How to install a certificate?" popup by tapping the cross button.
-9. Done! The certificate has been installed.
+This article covers AdGuard for Android, a multifunctional ad blocker that protects your device at the system level. To see how it works, [download the AdGuard app](https://adguard.com/download.html?auto=true)
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+If you install AdGuard to [the *Secure folder* on your Android](https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/what-is-the-secure-folder-and-how-do-i-use-it/) (this applies mainly to Samsung devices), you may face some difficulties when installing the HTTPS certificate. The thing is, the *Secure folder* has its own space where the certificates are stored. However, if you do everything according to the regular certificate installation instructions ([described here](../../overview#https-filtering)), the certificate will be installed into the main memory and will play no role for your ad blocker in the *Secure folder*. To solve this problem and install the certificate for your AdGuard for Android into the *Secure folder's* storage, please follow these instructions instead:
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+1. After installing the app and connecting the local VPN, tap **ENABLE** next to the *HTTPS filtering is off* message.
+1. Tap **Next** → **Next** → **Save it now** → **Save certificate**.
+1. Save the certificate (at this stage, you can rename it to make it easier to locate it later, which you will need to do).
+1. After the *Installation instructions* popup appears, **DO NOT** tap **Open Settings**.
+1. Minimize the app and go to the *Secure folder*.
+1. Tap the three-dot menu and go to **Settings** → **Other security settings**.
+1. Tap **Security certificates** → **Install from device storage** → **CA certificate** → **Install anyway**
+1. Confirm installation with your graphic key/password/fingerprint.
+1. Find and select the previously saved certificate, then tap **Done**.
+1. Return to the AdGuard app and navigate back to the main screen. You may have to swipe and restart the app to get rid of the *HTTPS filtering is off* message.
+1. Done! The certificate has been installed.