Airpass For Mac

Traveling means that you need to connect to an airport, restaurant or hotel wireless network when there is no 4G / LTE Internet connection, WiFi networks which are known to come with limited connection times.

Once the interval you can stay connected expires and you try to connect again, you'll notice that you won't be able to do it using the same device.

To circumvent this, you can either manually change your computer's MAC address, the unique identifier assigned to your device's network card. After you renew it, the wireless network will identify your Mac as a new device and therefore allow you to log in again for another time-limited session of browsing the web.

However, if you don't know how to do that or you want to avoid spending the time to do it by hand, you can use a specialized macOS app such as Airpass.

The Airpass utility enables you to effortlessly and rapidly change your wireless network card's MAC address to be able to surpass the time constraints public WiFi networks come with, in places such as hotels, airports, and restaurants.

Moreover, Airpass is an unobtrusive little utility which lives in your Mac's menu bar and helps you generate and set a new random MAC address with a simple mouse click.

Moreover, when you click on Airpass' status bar menu item, you get the choice to refresh the MAC address quickly. To be able to make all the necessary changes to the MAC address, the app asks you for your user password.

Once it successfully manages to change the network card's MAC address, Airpass will automatically notify you using macOS' Notification Center and tell you to connect again to the wireless network to start a new Internet browsing session.

To sum it all up, Airpass makes all the necessary changes to your network card's to be able to effortlessly extend the time you stay connected to a public and time-constrained wireless network.