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I tried searching through all possible sources, and it says this is not a native macOS or Unix process and is somehow related to an Android device. I don’t have any connections with Android devices at all, and the process doesn’t consume much memory either. But is it normal to have it?
Windows, Windows 6
It’s is a system-level daemon responsible for configuring the Wi-Fi interface to work over peer-to-peer protocols.
What is wifip2pd and why is it running on the activity monitor?
