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This is pretty much word for word what has already happened at least once. Sonos at least reversed their decision to disable the devices when they sunset S1. T
by mynameisvlad 2y ago
This is pretty much word for word what has already happened at least once.
Sonos at least reversed their decision to disable the devices when they sunset S1. They just made them incompatible with their current system but allowed people to download the old apps.
Unfortunately, devices that were already marked for trade-in before they made the decision are still completely bricked.
- lelandfe 2y ago"Sustainability is non-negotiable!" was my favorite platitude from their website at that time. As Sonos needlessly condemned 6 year old speakers to the landfill.
- exe34 2y agocorporations are functionally psychopaths. they will say whatever you need to hear to spend money and they will do whatever it takes to maximise profit, even when it goes contrary to what they have said.
- f1shy 2y agoI bought a Yamaha CD-N301, came with a web radio, where you could setup a user, and make an index of URIs with webradios. After that you could select the station from a menu in the front. 3 months after purchase, the service started costing 3 dollars per month. I only use the CD function now. I contacted Yamaha, the answer was “it still works, we never promised it would be forever free” PoS