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No, it's not. One is free to preserve their privacy by using 20000000 if not 20 device MAC addresses. The aim is not to be tracked - which would imply changing
by bloodorange 12y ago
No, it's not. One is free to preserve their privacy by using 20000000 if not 20 device MAC addresses. The aim is not to be tracked - which would imply changing the MAC address regularly.
- Dylan16807 12y agoRegularly is fine. Maintaining 20 simultaneous MAC addresses screws up things like DHCP and QoS.