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All Sonos products will continue to work past May

  • 23 January 2020
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Jgatie how do you know “It is technically impossible to make old software coexist with new, so these are the next best choices”

It may be hard or expensive or time consuming (or it may not) but why impossible?

 

 

Here’s one reason:  Sonos often makes changes in their WiFi communications which makes adding an older unit to a newer system via WiFi impossible.  You must connect it via Ethernet to add it, then it must update to the current software.  If you allow new units to be on the newest software and old units to stay on the old, this difference in communications makes them incompatible.  So you are going to say “So don’t make the changes", well some of those changes are wholly necessary (otherwise, why make them?) and the software cannot bring new functions, security, features, etc. without them.  This is just one instance where the differences between old and new software makes running them concurrently impossible.

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Here is the latest for folks that want to see what is going on

https://blog.sonos.com/en/a-letter-from-our-ceo/