How to find out what requests are sent from an application on android?

Question

Android

Hi all! There is a desire, but there is no understanding of how to find out where the request is sent from the android application, namely to which resources a particular application sends a request. Is it possible to see where all requests from the android application to servers, etc. are sent. By analogy with the developer console in the browser, where you can see all requests, as well as resources and scripts that are used on a particular site

Answer 1

Run the application in the emulator, and next run tcpdump.

Answer 2

In addition to Sergey Gornostaev 's answer :

• If the application supports a proxy (system proxy or it has its own settings) - we prescribe Fiddler there and look at the requests. If they go via https, then you will also need to add a certificate to the device or break their verification. Can someone add how to do it.
  
• If it doesn't support it, we wrap the traffic on the computer using Cain & Abel and watch it with any sniffer. TLS can also be broken under the same conditions as above. But fiddler looks nicer.