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At most you'll annoy your internet service provider. MAC addresses don't leave the immediate network they're used on, so you can do whatever you want within you
by sgtnoodle 6y ago
At most you'll annoy your internet service provider. MAC addresses don't leave the immediate network they're used on, so you can do whatever you want within your home network.
- qwertay 6y agoHow would your ISP even know unless they are spying on data only available on your wifi network with an ISP provided router?
- Triv888 6y agoI spoof my router's MAC address to change my external IP address at will. But yeah, hopefully they can't see the MAC addresses on your local network.