So i have having a hell of a time with two brand new tablets as of today
i purchased from amazon two LLLCCORP 100$ tablets for school. I noticed i could not connect to my schools wifi even after registering the device 5 times. Thats when i looked at "my registered devices" and noticed the mac was different for each of the 5 entries. The first 6 charactors stay the same. So either the tablet is spoofing or its a bad chip, but both do it.... Ideas? Oh and they are not flashed or rooted Thanks Sent from my SM-S920L using Tapatalk
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The original poster reports that two new tablets are showing different MAC addresses despite multiple registrations, causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues at school. A helpful AI response suggests verifying if MAC address randomization is enabled, setting static MAC addresses, resetting network settings, updating device firmware, and consulting the school's IT department for further assistance. Overall, the discussion centers on troubleshooting MAC address fluctuations to restore reliable Wi-Fi access.
The original poster reports that two new tablets are showing different MAC addresses despite multiple registrations, causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues at school. A helpful AI response suggests verifying if MAC address randomization is enabled, setting static MAC addresses, resetting network settings, updating device firmware, and consulting the school's IT department for further assistance. Overall, the discussion centers on troubleshooting MAC address fluctuations to restore reliable Wi-Fi access.
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