In the worst case, it can cause a bootloop. Additionally, this module cannot be guaranteed to work on all devices. Other Xposed variants may work, but have not been tested. The recommended Xposed variant to use is LSPosed. Additionally, it also shows SSID and BSSID (WiFi MAC address), which could. WARNING: MACsposed is intended for rooted devices running Android 12 and requires Xposed. Just install and launch the app and it will show the device MAC address on the top. I should also reiterate the warning from the app download page: The app description as well as the screenshots provide a description of how to set up and use the app. If it worked, link/ether should be whatever address you decided to change. If you want to verify that your MAC has been spoofed, simply run ip link show interface again and check the value for link/ether.
This can be accomplished by running the command: ip link set dev interface up. After testing it on my own devices for a little while, I am now confident that it is ready for more wide testing, and have released it on the Google Play Store. The final step is to bring the network interface back up. I call it "MACsposed"-a bizarre name derived from the fact that it is an Xposed module for handling MAC addresses. Answer (1 of 16): You can definitely change Mac address for Android mobiles It can be done in two ways non -rooted and rooted. To solve this, I took it upon myself to write an Xposed module that blocks Android 12's MAC randomizer. Like you, I also occasionally have the need to set a custom MAC address on Android, but starting with Android 12, I have been unable to do so thanks to the MAC address being changed each time the connectivity state of the phone changes.
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