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The patents did cover controlling volume across the group, but there was more to it (see the 5 patents linked elsewhere in this discussion).
by alistairSH 5y ago
The patents did cover controlling volume across the group, but there was more to it (see the 5 patents linked elsewhere in this discussion).
- mattmcknight 5y agoI know there was "more to it", but this claim of the patent could have been invalidated. It seems like the court's interpretation is that Sonos owns the entire process of grouping speakers and changing the volume for that group, which is a very obvious claim.