MAC Address on Virtual Machine

[nickster]

HI there,
I have a virtual machine (VMware) installed on my Macbook Pro . the MAC address on OS X appears to be a digit different at the end when compared to the MAC address on the VM. The one on OSX is ac:bc:39:a9:e7:c5.
The one on the VM is : ac:bc:39:a9:e7:c6

Would this be classed as a 'unique' MAC address so the likes of Amazon can't link my machine if I was to use the VM to log in ?

Thanks !

[MM78]

Amazon doesn't or can't see your MAC address.

[MrPorter]

Originally Posted by nickster

HI there,
I have a virtual machine (VMware) installed on my Macbook Pro . the MAC address on OS X appears to be a digit different at the end when compared to the MAC address on the VM. The one on OSX is ac:bc:39:a9:e7:c5.
The one on the VM is : ac:bc:39:a9:e7:c6

Would this be classed as a 'unique' MAC address so the likes of Amazon can't link my machine if I was to use the VM to log in ?

Thanks !

Its still better to stay safe and have a different MAC address if possible.

Logically thinking the addresses are different therefore they shouldnt track you. One the other hand couldnt you create a new VMware to get a different MAC address?

[GreenBean]

Another one trying to boost post count with tosh.

[MrPorter]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Another one trying to boost post count with tosh.

I am not interested in post count. I am just checking all new topics to see whats happening.

[ohocomer]

Originally Posted by MM78

Amazon doesn't or can't see your MAC address.

But on amazon stealth guide it is said that amazon can see MAC address so how it is?

[ORM]

Originally Posted by ohocomer

But on amazon stealth guide it is said that amazon can see MAC address so how it is?

stealth guide has not been updated for a long time.

[ranking]

Originally Posted by ORM

stealth guide has not been updated for a long time.

yep...to bad