Does Android leak MAC addresses via mDNS like iOS does?

Summary

So iPhone's WiFi Mac privacy protection never really worked as released in 2020, they apparently just fixed it in 17.1 after years of touting this privacy protection. I posted it here because I wonder if Android's implementation has received similar scrutiny.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/10/iphone-privacy-feature-hiding-wi-fi-macs-has-failed-to-work-for-3-years/

Details

Android also uses Bonjour/mDNS, for example, the built-in mdnsd and the NsdManager APIs https://developer.android.com/develop/connectivity/wifi/use-nsd

I imagine Android uses mDNS to find printers, Chromecast devices, etc. So I could see a case where an app uses the NsdManager API, and that leaks the MAC. That would put Android in the same place as iOS. com.android.printservice.recommendation, com.android.bips, and adbd all support mDNS.