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If you're on Android, it's quite simple really. You have to uninstall the app completely from the phone (any other accounts or work profiles or anything will in
by Neywiny 2y ago
If you're on Android, it's quite simple really. You have to uninstall the app completely from the phone (any other accounts or work profiles or anything will interfere) or use an app cloner that can change the metadata. Anyway, you get the apk from the Internet and hope it's trustworthy then install and disable updates in the play store. I've done this countless times. Only downside is losing any data not able to be exported/imported/clouded.
For iPhone, idk
- solardev 2y agoWell, the app is also tied to specific firmware versions, and both communicate to the Sonos cloud. It's not clear to me whether downgrading the app will make it lose connection with the speakers (which itself is quite a hassle to re-setup), and whether the two combined would be able to talk to the cloud for very long after that.
- Neywiny 2y agoVery valid concerns. Sounds like they've done effort to make it risky to be out of date. I'm sorry to hear it