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I seem to have a device on my LAN (according to Rogers Ignite Wifi) called an Apple iPhone 13 Mini with a mac of 36-15-1d-38-2f-fe. I don't own nor have I given access to that device. I don't think it is what it says it is. Can anyone help me understand this issue?
SoftPerfect's Network Scanner doesn't see it but the direct browser access utility to the hub and the WiFi app both show it.
iPhone 13 Mini
The mystery device is your actual phone, pretending to be an iPhone 13 mini.
The mystery device is your actual phone, pretending to be an iPhone 13 mini.
On your real phone go to Settings/Wi-Fi and tap on the i next to your network name. Do you have Private Wi-Fi address turned on?
And do you see your real phone in the Wi-Fi list on the router?
Private WiFi is on - mac 36-15-1d-38-2f-fe
Yes, it is on my lists - mac ca-0c-fe-a6-c5-63
my iPhone is an iPhone 14 Pro Max
Oh! Thank you.
unknown device on my LAN
