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Apple’s operating systems have been randomizing MAC addresses since late 2014 (or before). So the MAC address has not been a unique device identifier for users
by newscracker 7y ago
Apple’s operating systems have been randomizing MAC addresses since late 2014 (or before). So the MAC address has not been a unique device identifier for users of Apple devices.
- lucb1e 7y agoDon't they use the same MAC for the same network? So when it reconnects to the same network, doesn't it adopt the same MAC as before? Otherwise one could not give a device a static IP in DHCP. I'm not sure but I think I remember reading this. And it would mean that hotspot tracking (the most prevalent form as far as I've noticed) still works.