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  • #6550

No MAC spoofing fail-safe for hotplugged devices after logging in

Originally created by @anonym on #6550 (Redmine)

The fail-safe runs only once, in tails-unblock-network, immediately after Tails Greeter logs in. Hence it’s not used for network devices hotplugged after loging in with Tails Greeter.

Feature Branch: feature/spoof-mac

Parent Task: #5421 (closed)

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