What I'm seeing is the thumbs up/down icons on Stations are replaced with a singlemheart icon.
Amazon Music swapped the thumbs up/down icons for a heart icon some time ago, and this change has now been synced with Sonos.
»And the world is like an apple whirling silently in space, Like the circles that you find in the windmills of your mind.« (›Windmills Of Your Mind‹ [1967]. Music by Michel Legrand ; English lyrics written by Alan & Marilyn Bergman)
FYI the like/unlike/heart/unheart options/graphics/behavior are determine by each music service, not the app. Several services have moved to heart on/off in the last year or so.
I know TiVo have a patent on thumbs up/down but that should have expired by now, I got my first TiVo in 1999 and that was more than 25 years ago.
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I’d check whether the new Amazon Music interface changed how Liked Songs/Albums are exposed through Sonos. Re-linking the Amazon Music account or refreshing the music service may help, but if the liked content is missing only in Sonos while it’s still visible in Amazon Music, it’s likely an integration/UI limitation rather than a Sonos library issue.
Not to derail that conversation too much, but I’ve always assumed that Hulu doesn’t show upcoming recordings and the ability to cancel existing requests due to TiVo holding certain patents. Which is a shame, IMHO, I moved away from TiVo many years ago. Wasn’t aware some of their patents were expiring (not that I follow that stuff very closely).
I’m sorry to hear you are unable to see your previously “liked content” from Amazon Music within the Sonos App.
What happens if you add new content to the “liked list”? As @lucas.meier mentioned, have you tried to re-link the Amazon Music account within the Sonos App/
I can confirm that Amazon is responsible for the type or ratings that is available in the Sonos App → Amazon Music UI.
They chose the heart icon for the rehaul and removed the thumbs down, similar to other Music services as @controlav mentioned.
Feel free to reach out directly to Amazon and provide this feedback.
Please let us know if you are still unable to see your liked content and if possible, share some screenshots as well.
Thank you in advance.
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I'm going to miss the ability to block songs from playing on Amazon stations. I used that a lot, not so much for songs I disliked although there were a few, I mainly blocked songs poorly encoded in Atmos or with a very high volume. That really improved the Amazon Music experience.