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Hey everyone! I'm currently attending University living in a dorm in which I am constantly having issues with people thinking that it is funny to blast music off of my Play 5. I am on an open network and we are not allowed to create our own so I am just checking to see if there were any ways to prevent this from happening in the future. People are able to just play music right off of the Apple Music / Spotify apps on to my speaker and I really don't want it to burst or anything like that. Is there anyway to disable Airplay? If I connect a tablet through the aux and just keep it plugged in will people still be able to play off of it?



Thanks!
I don't know if I'm able to edit my original post so I'll just add here: Is there anyway that I could lock the volume on my speaker? Instead of unplugging I could just lock the speaker at mute instead of having to fight someone pausing and unpausing the music?
The only way you can really work around this is for your speaker and your controller device(s) to be on a non-shared network. The Line-In (aux) solution will not work, because any controller can still select other audio sources. The usual suggestion for this scenario is to use a travel router to create a non-shared network, if that's something that would work in your environment.
I don't know if I'm able to edit my original post so I'll just add here: Is there anyway that I could lock the volume on my speaker? Instead of unplugging I could just lock the speaker at mute instead of having to fight someone pausing and unpausing the music?



As of version 9.2, you can set a volume limit:



https://support.sonos.com/s/article/3118?language=en_US
As of version 9.2, you can set a volume limit

Good point. Setting the volume limit requires a login to the user's Sonos account, which prevents random users from altering it.
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