Question: I'm having some trouble spoofing my MAC address on my new MacBook Pro (OSX 10.13.6): it simply doesn't change -.-"

On my prevous MacBook I created and used this script:

```
#! /bin/bash

echo "Old MAC:"
sudo ifconfig en0 ether | grep ether

MAC=$(openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g; s/.$//')
sudo ifconfig en0 ether $MAC

echo "New MAC ($MAC):"
sudo ifconfig en0 ether | grep ether

```

It worked fine on my old MacBook, but after migrating my user to the new MacBook, the old and the new MAC addresses are the same. I also tried third party tools *(brew install spoof-mac)* with the same result.

If I try to spoof my MAC address now, the output is always like this, does't matter if the WIFI is connected, disconnected or disabled.

```
tim@Tim:~$ ./renewMac.sh
Old MAC:
    ether 88:e9:fe:83:XX:XX
New MAC (cd:4c:a0:01:9f:e4):
    ether 88:e9:fe:83:XX:XX

```

Any tips what is wrong configured?

Answer: 
Spoofing works again on Catalina (macOS 10.15) (thanks @[Life is complex](https://stackoverflow.com/users/6083423/life-is-complex) & [source](https://github.com/feross/SpoofMAC/issues/87))
Trying now on BigSur and it doesn't appear to work.