Android security tools function by limiting your apps’ access to your device’s IMEI, serial number, and other identifying information. It also gives you a little more protection when using Wi-Fi networks by randomizing your device’s MAC (media access control) address.
If you use your device for business, your organization might require the Wi-Fi MAC address of your device in order to make a wireless connection. The Wi-Fi privacy settings use randomized MAC addresses by default, so you will need to manually change this to “Use device MAC” by following the steps below:
a) Wi-Fi with password lock
a) Touch “Menu”.
b) Touch “Settings”.
c) Touch “Wi-Fi”.
d) Touch the Wi-Fi name to enter the password input interface.
e) Touch “Advanced options”.
f) Touch “Use randomized MAC” under privacy, then touch “Use device MAC” in the pop-up menu.
g) Then input the correct password to connect Wi-Fi.
b) Wi-Fi without password
a) Touch “Menu”.
b) Touch “Settings”.
c) Touch “Wi-Fi”.
d) Touch the Wi-Fi name to save the Wi-Fi.
e) Touch the setting icon beside Wi-Fi name with Saved status in the list.
f) Touch “Privacy”.
g) Touch “Use device MAC” in the pop-up menu
