@sweetp "Apologies for the long delay"? You're kidding me... you answered me daily, some times two or three times a day Rusell (I just saw tour name, so, no, I am sorry for not using it).

You're one of the most awesome support guy I've ever dealt with. I'm just glad that, if somehow, I helped you remember and fix this.

Thank you a lot for this.
🎆 😃

@jbritta the App Store version, and the version from my store have different licensing mechanisms. If you send me a copy of your purchase, I can send you a license key to use with the version from my store

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unless you're using your laptop and directly connecting to their WiFi network, its most likely not you Mac Address which is being flagged. it'll likely be one or a combination of the following:

Cookies IP address

in the case of cookies, you can clear your browser cookies manually or with something like my Cookie app or run in Private Browsing mode. If it's your IP address, you'll need a VPN.

ah that's great,

the update address button is for when you want t change the address manually.
ie, you can insert any value you like. when the value is different to the current Mac Address, then the button will be active

@kimedzheeran I don't remember exactly why I utilised an XPC service (its been a while since I looked at the codebase), But I think it was more for privilege escalation. Without it, you would need to enter your password every time to change the Mac address - which is not exactly user friendly.

Has you trial expired?
try re-entering the license you are running the trial version

i am not sure if its blocking or not but if its blocking then why its working for exactly few seconds and stop. And i tried it with other router today but having the same issue.

If the address in Wifispoof has changed, then yes 🙂

Nice!

That’s great

You need a VPN to change spoof your location.

That is the correct behaviour. The Address in System Preferences shows you the Hardware Mac Address. This is the default address and can not be changed without physically replacing the wireless card in your Mac. Your MAC address will always reset to this on a computer restart.

WifiSpoof changes the software MAC address. This is what your computer broadcasts to other devices.

@pamala Are you sure this is WiFiSpoof, as it doesn't touch any network settings apart form changing your Mac address. And the only way this would affect your speed, is if your router is configured to limit speeds to the new Mac Address you are using.

you can verify, if you have access to the admin panel of a router you are connected to. you can also run these terminal commands:
networksetup -listallhardwareports

Find the Device name for your Wi-Fi to use in the next command (in my case it is “en0” - most likely the same for you):
ifconfig en0 |grep ether

@kigiin I made some adjustments to the helper app. click the please read me button, and reinstall the helper.

@sweetp said in Randomize Always Wingtech?:

@milo strange...
have you tried updating the Vendor database from the Vendor Data tab in Preferences?

Yes, more than once.