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Stop NetworkManager changing an interface in monitor mode to managed mode without turning it off

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So I am working in a project in which requires me to have one interface in monitor mode and 2 in managed mode. The way I set the monitor mode in the interface is as follows:

    sudo ifconfig {iface} down
    sudo iwconfig {iface} mode monitor
    sudo ifconfig {iface} up

Which it does the job but after a while the interface automatically goes to manged mode. I googled a bit and it and someone already asked here but the answer only explains to to turn off the NetworkManager service. In my case I would like the NetworManager service to keep running. Is there a way to achieve this? I would also like to avoid using airmon-ng if it is possible.

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