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It only uses the random MAC for Wifi probes, no router I know of records these but they can be sniffed. Any real connection uses proper MAC. If you want random
by zaarn 9y ago
It only uses the random MAC for Wifi probes, no router I know of records these but they can be sniffed. Any real connection uses proper MAC.
If you want random MACs everytime I recommend Linux + a fairly recent NetworkManager.
- jandrese 9y agoUnfortunately randomizing MACs for active connections has some usability concerns, especially with paid WiFi APs (Airports, Hotels, etc...). The best solution would be to make up a random but persistent MAC per connection, but that seems to be too difficult for some reason.