Root CA Certificate Update?

Hi,
I have been testing with various GPS fixes on my XPERIA device and I want to report certain issues my phone is having...
Device: Sony Xperia Sola
Version: Android 4.0.4 (Stock) - 6.1.1.B.1.54
Issue: GPS takes a long time to lock on "precisely"
Solutions taken:
1. Enabled Google's Location service under Settings > Location services
- Doesn't really work
2. Root device & edit /system/etc/gps.conf content
-Edit includes changing of SUPL_HOST=supl.google.com and SUPL_PORT=7276
-Doesn't work too
However with
3. Replace /system/etc/suplcert/cacert.txt with Waze's (Source file by Mozilla) cacert.pem from /sdcard/waze/
-The problem fixed and significantly reduce the time to lock on...
Therefore,
I propose that Sony Mobile should release an maintenance update to all Xperia 201X devices,
to update Root CA Certicate in order to compliance with the current SSL certs of supl.sonyericsson.com...
You don't expect everyone to root all their devices just to fix some certificates problems, do you Sony?
== Not relevant: What I done so far with my GPS fixes... ==
1. Rooted & Edited gps.conf with:
SUPL_HOST=supl.nokia.com
SUPL_PORT=7275
2. Updated cacert.txt with Waze's cacert.pem and changed some permissions
== GPS locked on under 30 seconds (indoor) ==

i copied the waze file into the system folder.. the gps locked in on apps like maps and waze while connected the wifi... i switched off wifi and checked again.. using only the gps to pinpoint location.. it did not lock in.. it used the previously locked location obtained through wifi.. using a xperia u..
did gps work for you??

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I have nokia 6300 s40v3 and when I tried to open cert.html it showed format unknown.
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sir please give some guidense its very urgent
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