

Note that some users may find that only disconnecting from the active wi-fi network, changing the MAC address, then reconnecting to that network works, while others may find that temporarily disabling wi-fi, changing MAC address, then re-enabling wi-fi works.

The MAC address will remain changed until you either switch it back, or the Mac is rebooted. Return to the wi-fi menu and now re-connect to Wi-Fi on the Mac, the new MAC address should immediately take effect.At the command line, use the following mac-spoof command to generate a random MAC address and change the network interface at en0 to that (change en0 to en1 if applicable):.Temporarily disconnect from wi-fi by going to the Wi-Fi menu and toggling the current Wi-F network so that it’s not longer connected.Option-click on the wi-fi menu bar item in MacOS to get the interface name (typically en0, sometimes en1).
Spoof network mac address install#
