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idi banashapan · 25-08-2022, 10:21

iPhones have a security feature on by default that spoofs random Mac addresses when connecting to Wi-Fi. It’s called ‘Private Wi-Fi address’. You may have unblocked one, but next connection the iPhone will present as a different device. You can turn the feature off in Settings > Wi-Fi > tap the ‘i’ next to the Wi-Fi you are wanting to join / connected to and turn it off

25-08-2022, 10:21	#19
idi banashapan step on my trip Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 3,715	Re: iPhone 14 Discussion Thread iPhones have a security feature on by default that spoofs random Mac addresses when connecting to Wi-Fi. It’s called ‘Private Wi-Fi address’. You may have unblocked one, but next connection the iPhone will present as a different device. You can turn the feature off in Settings > Wi-Fi > tap the ‘i’ next to the Wi-Fi you are wanting to join / connected to and turn it off __________________ If one does not understand a person, one tends to regard him as a fool