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This tag should be used for questions relating to the software updates and features that run Apple Watch.
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My iPad's MAC address seems to have changed with the iPadOS 14 update. Is this normal?
I was looking at my Ubiquiti UniFi controller webpage and noticed that my iPad Pro 10.5 was seen as a new device. I went to the Insights tab and saw that it has two entries, with two different MAC add …
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My iPad's MAC address seems to have changed with the iPadOS 14 update. Is this normal?
Shortly after posting the question, I found out that there is a new feature in iOS/iPadOS/WatchOS that changes the MAC address to an individual private one for every wifi network. …
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