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Yeah, I witnessed this as well. macOS too, at least previous version (not sure if still). I know this from installing a Pineapple (which has the same feature [
by Fnoord 3y ago
Yeah, I witnessed this as well.
macOS too, at least previous version (not sure if still). I know this from installing a Pineapple (which has the same feature [1]) and seeing my SSID from home in it while the machine was at that point connected to wired, and not at home at all. This was approx 4 years ago, a few months before Covid pandemic.
Either way, don't have Auto Join on. And, wired as much as possible. I guess in some point in future we only end up using mmWave and no more 2.4 GHz.
[1] Nowadays you can do this too with a Flipper Zero e.g. with wlan dev board.
- rootusrootus 3y ago> Yeah, I witnessed this as well. Did you? Sounds like you're using MacOS. GP said he wiped MacOS and installed Linux, but sees SSIDs which persist from MacOS. Like those SSIDs got saved in hardware. I am convinced there is definitely a Reality Distortion Field but that it works both ways.
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