The real MAC address only reveals itself when connected to WiFi, so yes only to paired APs. The WiFi access points will get the data but on the street they’re r

The real MAC address only reveals itself when connected to WiFi, so yes only to paired APs. The WiFi access points will get the data but on the street they’re randomized. Looks like iOS 14 and up changes the WiFi MAC per AP > iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7 introduce a new Wi-Fi privacy feature: When an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple Watch connects to a Wi-Fi network, it identifies itself with a unique (random) MAC address per network.