IIRC, it spoofs the MAC address when searching for available networks, but does not spoof the MAC address when connecting/connected.

Caring about education and caring about grades can be very very distinct.

As distinct as a chicken is from an egg, since grades lead to tracking.

Though it has a Princeton address, the offices are really within the Montgomery city limits.

Sure 30-pin and Lightning to USB-A cables are both "special." But in the past users have been able to connect the phone to the current MacBook lineup out of the box. Now users of the current MacBook lineup have to buy a new Lightning to USB Type-C cable as it is not included. It is certainly an example of disunity among their product lineup.

Thank you, this is exactly what I meant.

A newer version is available elsewhere.

http://pl.cs.jhu.edu/pl/book/dist/book/book.pdf