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I don't think so. Yes, if you have a random MAC, then the WiFi point itself may not be able to track you. But, the tracking in real life happens in reverse. A

I don't think so. Yes, if you have a random MAC, then the WiFi point itself may not be able to track you. But, the tracking in real life happens in reverse. Android notes all WiFi MACs and SSIDs in your vicinity (whether you have your WiFi on or not!) and sends them to Google, and other advertisers, with location data. That is then correlated, and presumably re-sold.

fsflover 6y ago
Of course, if you OS is compromised, you can do nothing about it. Consider GNU/Linux phones instead if you care about privacy.
- everdrive 6y ago
  Or dumb phones.