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It’s quite ironic that any device which anonymizes probe requests actually informs you that they do it — in anonymized devices, the locally addressed bit (second-least significant bit) of the address is set to 1. Therefore, running a simple SQL query lets us know that nearly 25% of devices anonymize MAC addresses (891,131 / 3,570,048 probe requests collected).
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Some MAC addresses have been anonymized by the cell phone manufacturer. These should be ignored or there should be an 'anonymized' boolean available on the device itself.
It’s quite ironic that any device which anonymizes probe requests actually informs you that they do it — in anonymized devices, the locally addressed bit (second-least significant bit) of the address is set to 1. Therefore, running a simple SQL query lets us know that nearly 25% of devices anonymize MAC addresses (891,131 / 3,570,048 probe requests collected).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: