Leaving Wi-Fi on while traveling can expose you to security risks. While macOS tries to restore your last Wi-Fi state, it is unreliable: Wi-Fi may turn back on if you forget to turn it off at shutdown or if a system service interferes. This is why we created a tool to keep Wi-Fi off at startup.

DaemonLeash finds and kills Adobe background processes that keep running on your Mac while you are not actively using Adobe software. It is the first script we ever published on GitHub! Due to a recent spike in interest we decided to post about it, even though we have stopped maintaining the script.

A MAC address uniquely identifies your device to each new network it connects to. MAC addresses can therefore be used to track your location as you move between WiFi networks and Bluetooth receivers. We show you how to randomize your devices MAC addresses every time you reboot your computer!