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HenrikHunnes
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January 23, 2017
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Password protection

  • January 23, 2017
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Is there gonna be any password protection for the Sonos??
I'd love to know.

Theres nothing more I love then getting a heart attack in the middle of the night by someone playing metal on max volume on the sonos in my bedroom. This is why I don't recommend the Sonos speakers.
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      kurtatx
      kurtatx
      Trending Lyricist I
      January 24, 2017

      You completely missed the point. The point is, this is an easy solution and Sonos should have no problem implementing this. Of course Sonos isn't going out of business.

      If your point was not that Sonos will go out of business if they can't figure this out, then exactly what was your point??? And if I had a dime for every time someone stated something was an "easy fix", I could buy two Play:5's. The fact is, the logistics of something like this are not easy, nor is it trivial to implement. The ROI may not be worth it, regardless of the longstanding vocal minority who complain about it.

      Look, as someone in the industry, trust me. It's not very hard.
      "Radio should not be warm milk; it should be moonshine" - Dave Grohl
        jgatie
        jgatie
        January 24, 2017


        Look, as someone in the industry, trust me. It's not very hard.

        And look, as an actual Software Engineer, I know that unless one has a detailed knowledge of the code, one should never deem something to be "not very hard". :8
          kurtatx
          kurtatx
          Trending Lyricist I
          January 24, 2017


          Look, as someone in the industry, trust me. It's not very hard.

          And look, as an actual Software Engineer, I know that unless one has a detailed knowledge of the code, one should never deem something to be "not very hard". :8
          And, that's the end of this. When you belittle someone, you lose the argument.
          "Radio should not be warm milk; it should be moonshine" - Dave Grohl
            jgatie
            jgatie
            January 24, 2017

            And, that's the end of this. When you belittle someone, you lose the argument.

            So you can list your professional qualifications to make your point, but me listing mine to refute your point is belittling and losing the argument?

            Yes, that would be the end of this, but not for the reasons you state. :8
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