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 Unlike iOS, macOS does not have an easy way to randomize the MAC address. To work around this, various guides recommended several ways to create a randomized MAC address and apply it to the system during runtime. Unfortunately, most of the instructions do not have a proper threat model in mind and will end up making you stick out more from the crowd.
 
-![Standing Out](/images/standing-out.png)
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+### The Threat Model
+
+Consider the following:
+- macOS does not support MAC address randomization by default
+- Most if not all macOS computers around you will use their real MAC address with Apple's OUI (the first 3 octets of your MAC address)
+- You cannot hide that you are using a mac (because of your hostname, connections to Apple's servers, etc)
+
+Randomizing the mac address only makes sense if you use a not-very-unique hostname (like Macbook-Pro),
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