iOS 14 allows a user to disable private WiFi addresses on a per-network basis. I just turned it off for my home network and that appears to have taken care of the issue in Eero.

This should be REALLY easy for eero to fix: simply allow the eero to automatically assign all "new" devices to a default Profile (parents could select Filtered). Voila.

I am not more than 15 minutes into unboxing and already searching for a way to "deny all" on this device unless they have a profile.  This is a very common network control methodology\permission setting.  The filter\parental controls have -ZERO- value if a simple mac roll negates everything.  This will be going back. 

Very informative and useful article for beginners!

I added a separate router to my eero setup via Ethernet cable to one of my  eero's. it shows up in the app as a new device.  Added it to its own profile. That router is the only router my kids have the password too. Just like any other device that has a profile you can do all the normal Pause, Schedule, Filter. a bit of a hack but works great..

Eero and other similar mesh network Wi-Fi systems cannot manually change between the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies. If you want to be able to switch manually between the two frequencies or if you have a lot of 2.4 GHz-only devices, a selectable dual-band router may be a better choice for you than an Eero route.

The eero app is available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play. Open up the App Store or Google Play link on your mobile phone and search for 'eero' to locate the app.

Is android allows you to turn it to mac address? 

Open the Settings app, then tap Wi-Fi. Tap the information button next to a network. Tap to turn Private Address on or off.

You all realize don't you that if your child has a phone they don't need WiFi at all because, obviously, it's a phone.  You need to do your kids content filtering in the phone not in your network.

Eero is a popular brand of mesh Wi-Fi routers that provides a seamless Wi-Fi network experience for users. iOS 14 introduced a new privacy feature that randomizes the MAC address of an iPhone or iPad when connecting to a Wi-Fi network. This feature helps protect the user's privacy by preventing the network from tracking their device based on its unique MAC address.

However, this feature can sometimes cause issues with certain Wi-Fi networks, including the Eero network. Some Eero users have reported that their devices are not able to connect to the network when this feature is enabled. This is because the Eero network uses the MAC address of the device to identify and authenticate it on the network.