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Shaun O
Sonos Staff
March 10, 2026
News

📲 New Sonos App & Player updates for early-March are now available! 🔊

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Howdy folks! This morning the team is deploying an update to both the Sonos app and player firmware. This release is quiet with the usual stability and performance fixes to keep your system running smoothly.

This will be a Phased Rollout, which means the update may not get pushed to your system right away. Note that this rollout will take approximately 2 weeks to reach all users.

iOS Users: If you do not see the update in the App Store, try refreshing the App Store by pulling down on the Account page that shows all your pending app updates.

 

🚀 What’s New
 

🛠️ Update Details

App Update

  • iOS: 82.01.12
  • Android: 82.01.9

 

  • Bug fixes and app improvements

Player Update

  • Modern Players - 94.1-75011
  • Legacy Players - 86.6-75010

 

  • Support for Sonos Play
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements

 

💬 Release Notes & Support

You can find our full archive of release notes for previous updates here:

Questions or feedback? Let us know with a comment below. We’re listening and appreciate your input!

 

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52 replies

Lyricist III
March 30, 2026

That’s absolutely fascinating. Thanks for providing data to Sonos to look at.

Not that I’m a coder, but how does that happen as a bug? ;)

It’ll be writing a settings file like

{
“network_name”:”MatthewNetwork”,

”network_password”:”SecretPassword”
}

 

..and because the beginning or end of my password is a double quote it’s getting confused with where the value starts and ends.. usually you escape special characters like with a \ so it knows to treat it as a special character rather than a start or end quote.. and when the double quotes are in the middle of the password this works fine but the code that does the replacing must be not checking the first or end characters to add escape characters to and so it’s corrupting the config file instead. Could be something like an off by one error - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-by-one_error

 

Obviously I have no access to the Sonos code.. just know the behaviour (I tried reducing my password and swapping out characters until it worked and then worked out what caused it to break). It’ll be something to do with double quotes being the delineation of a start and end value however and it not escaping it correctly.

kdowling
March 30, 2026

That is such an amateur coding error. Makes you go hmmmm.