WiFiSpoof

Name: WiFiSpoof
Price: 19.99 $
Rating: 3.4375 (10 reviews)

3.4.8

19 January 2020

Change your WiFi MAC address.

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Overview

WiFiSpoof quickly and easily allows you to change your WiFi MAC address via hot-key or the system menu bar.

What's new in WiFiSpoof

Version 3.4.8:

Updated copyright
"Change Address" button now more appropriately titled "Update Address"

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zenfukid

09 April 2018

Most helpful

You can do the same thing by opening a terminal and typing: openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/$..$/\1:/g; s/.$//' | xargs sudo ifconfig en1 ether You will be prompted for your PW and thats it.

Like (4)

Version 3.1

jack2001

23 April 2018

si blocca su ip e non cambia mai neanche manualmente

Like (1)

Version 3.1.1

non funziona. si blocca e non si riesce a farla andare avanti

Version 3.1.1

1 answer(s)

SweetP Productions

17 April 2018

whats not working, did you install the extra helper?
you install it by clicking the "Please Read Me!" button.

can you send me any crash reports from this folder:
~/Library/Logs/Diagnostic Reports

support@sweetpproductions com

Like (1)

zenfukid

09 April 2018

You can do the same thing by opening a terminal and typing: openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/$..$/\1:/g; s/.$//' | xargs sudo ifconfig en1 ether You will be prompted for your PW and thats it.

Like (4)

Version 3.1

Doesn't work.. Upgrade pricing excessive. Wants to install "help" tools undocumented. Avoid.

Like (1)

Version 3.0.6

1 answer(s)

SweetP Productions

04 March 2018

the helper tool is needed so you don't need to authenticate every time you change your MAC address. and the upgrade price is the difference between the price for v2 and v3.

Like (2)

Every version of v3 has a stupid, aggravating bug:

When I open it, the Randomize and Change Address buttons are greyed out. The only way to make them clickable is by bringing another window forward and then going back to the WFS window. For some reason that fixes it...until next time.

The Random Address menu also seems to be frivolous and unnecessary. I don’t know why anyone would need to use any of the hundreds of vendor brands listed. Perhaps there’s one guy out there who does, but for everyone else it’s useless.
And there’s no help file to explain why/when to change vendors.

Like (1)

Version 3.0.3

Why should this app good for? My IP address is still the same.

Like (2)

Version 2.3.3

1 answer(s)

JamesHarrisPhoto

24 October 2016

I'll give an example of what it's good for. There's a local coffee/pastry shop that I go to and they have a 30-minute limit on their wifi use, even when it's not busy. I use WiFiSpoof and I can get another 30 minutes.

Like (7)

Big Johnson

12 March 2016

If you have this set to randomize your MAC address at set intervals (30 minutes is default), you may lose your Internet connection occasionally when it switches. When this happens it takes 75 seconds on my system to reestablish the connection.

I just tested it several times - I had a good connection (all green in Network Diagnostics), and refreshed a webpage. Then I hit the Randomize button and all the lights turned red. Each time it took a minute and 15 seconds to reconnect.
Just happened again when it auto-randomized as I was writing this.

I make a lot of calls via Google, and have been disconnected several times. I have to remember to force quit WiFiSpoof in Activity Monitor before calling anyone.

Like (1)

Version 2.3

1 answer(s)

Big Johnson

12 March 2016

I was watching the news online when it randomized again, and the connection was lost, making me miss the entire story that was about to air.

I'm uninstalling WiFiSpoof.
I want security, but I also want a functional browser.

Exactly how do I know this is working. Im running the program and then check my MAC address and nothing has changed

Version 2.2.5

1 answer(s)

GeogProf

18 October 2016

It doesn’t change your MAC address — it changes your wifi address.

I've tried this app. In terminal 'ifconfig en1 | grep ether' my IP address is still the same?

Version 2.2.3

1 answer(s)

SweetP Productions

09 November 2015

are you sure en1 is your WiFi? its usually en0.
run this command first to check:
networksetup -listallhardwareports

Like (3)

I've tried this little app for 1 day only, but it's works without any problem under El capitan 10.11.1 . than ask something to developers at sunday (holiday) and expect to receive respond on monday, but i'm wrong, i already receive respond at the same day twice!!! great for 2 things: 1. the application it self running well without any problem 2. the developers so responsive and polite. Recommend this app and this developers

Like (8)

Version 2.2.3

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