A city asks whether client MAC randomization stops all evil-twin risks. What is the most accurate limit of that control?
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Short Explanation
Spinning a new MAC is like wearing sunglasses—it helps anonymity a bit, but you can still walk into the wrong shop if the sign matches. Evil twins still work when people join the lookalike SSID. Randomization is not a magic SSID force field.
Full Explanation
MAC randomization reduces address-based tracking but does not prevent users or devices from associating to malicious or lookalike SSIDs. It does not make evil twins impossible, auto-enable PMF/disable open SSIDs, or block captive-portal presentation by itself.