Then just "spoof" a stable address all the time. Scroll down and locate the WiFi MAC Address. I saw no concrete evidence that it 'fixes' this problem.Īlternatively, you could look into the tools for MAC spoofing (AFAICT, these all require a rooted phone). Scroll down and locate the WiFi MAC Address. The only useful recommendation I saw on the internet was the obtuse 'WiFi Fixer' app, that is known to work around some problems on early Android wifi handsets. Here's a post about the problem from 2010: Too much software (technically incorrectly) relies on MAC addresses as a stable identifier for an endpoint, so this seems likely to cause more problems than it fixes. So it seems very, very odd to generate MAC addresses on the fly like this.
Normally a MAC address is burned into the WiFi device. Poking around on google there are a lot of other folks with this problem (MAC address is re-generated on wifi/phone resets). Poking around on google there are a lot of other folks with this problem (MAC address is re-generated on wifi/phone resets).
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