To find the MAC address of your Android device, there are several methods you can use. Here are some steps you can follow:

1. Go to the "Settings" app on your Android device.
2. Look for the "Wi-Fi" or "About phone" option.
3. Select "Advanced" or "Status".
4. Look for the "Wi-Fi MAC address" or "Physical Address" option.

The exact steps may vary depending on your device and Android version. Here are some specific instructions based on the search results:

• Indiana University Knowledge Base:

  • Press the Menu key and select Settings.
  • Select Wireless & networks or About Device.
  • Select Wi-Fi Settings or Hardware Info.
  • Press the Menu key again and choose Advanced.
  • Your devices wireless adapters MAC address should be visible here.

• Android Authority:

  • Go to Settings > About [device] > Status.
  • Your device’s MAC address will appear next to Wi-Fi MAC address.

• Esper:

  • Go to the "Settings" app, then tap on "Wi-Fi" or "About phone".
  • From there, select "Advanced" and then "Hardware information" or "Status".
  • You should see the MAC address listed under the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth section.

• Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange:

  • Run ip address from a terminal or adb shell to get the MAC address.
  • Specifically, ip address show wlan0 will give you the MAC for the Wi-Fi chip on most devices.
  • Alternatively, check the contents of the file /sys/class/net/wlan0/address: cat /sys/class/net/wlan0/address.

• SaskTel:

  • Go to Settings > About (device) > Status > Wi-Fi MAC address.

• Oklahoma State University:

  • Go to the device Settings by clicking on the Settings gear icon.
  • In the Settings page, click on the Connections tab.
  • On the Connections page, click on the Wi-Fi tab.
  • On the Wi-Fi page, click on the settings gear icon next to Eduroam network.
  • On the Eduroam network settings page, click on the view more link.
  • The MAC Address is located in the MAC address box.

Remember that the MAC address is a unique identifier associated with your devices network adapter or network interface controller (NIC). It is useful for certain technical reasons, such as cybersecurity or solving connection problems.