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[DW24]

 

what are these unknown devices? I can’t remove them, they’re always connected. I’ve reset my router to factory settings, but they still appear. 

Someone posted a site to identify the MAC address, but comes up not recognise.  

thansk David  

[DW24]

I’ve reset my BT hub 2 too factory settings again, but these weird unknown devices keep appearing..   What is the script with these, are they BT related? 

Honestly it’s doing my head in..  

[Keith_Beddoe]

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@DW24 wrote:

I’ve reset my BT hub 2 too factory settings again, but these weird unknown devices keep appearing..   What is the script with these, are they BT related? 

Honestly it’s doing my head in..  

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Have you any Apple stuff running IOS14?

[DW24]

2 iPads 2 iPhones  2 apple watches..   I have every device marked as did named though.. What’s the issue with iso14 

Though once I’m paid I’ll be ordering that TP-Link router 

[licquorice · Accepted solution]

https://community.bt.com/t5/Home-setup-Wi-Fi-network/Private-Address-MAC-Randomisation-IOS14-Apple-d...

[Anonymous]

IOS14 creates fictional MAC addresses, Apple call it a security feature.

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT211227

[Keith_Beddoe]

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@Anonymous wrote:

IOS14 creates fictional MAC addresses, Apple call it a security feature.

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT211227

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Its a total nuisance, as it renders things like access controls, ineffective.

[Anonymous]

@Keith_Beddoe 

Even in a computer message, you detected my sardonic tone  😀

[DW24]

Thanks for all your help guys...  I must the biggest pain asking all questions..  

So another question My BT Hub 2 feels terrible for online gaming, Wired straight into the port. However my older router was still in my cupboard, so I set it up. So my gaming was amazing compared my BT-2..  

So why is that? Same connection, same speeds.  Only problem is my partner struggled with WiFi so I had to change it back to bt-2