Seems this one takes minimum two tries to cycle the second update per first complaints.
I see no immediate UI changes. Maybe this fixed the Trueplay debacle from 15.8?
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+18What Trueplay debacle?
I think the OP means that iOS 17 wasn’t yet supported for TruePlay, and not something associated with Sonos release 15.8 or 15.9.
Airgetlam wrote:
I think the OP means that iOS 17 wasn’t yet supported for TruePlay, and not something associated with Sonos release 15.8 or 15.9.
Why was the issue only corrected when sonos updated, if it was an iOS issue? It was still a problem as far as iOS 17.0.3 was concerned prior to sonos 15.9 release yesterday. Maybe I'm missing something?
In the past, they have updated the ‘approved’ TruePlay devices and operating systems without needing to update the controller app. I’ve always assumed it was a simple server side check to ensure the device/ OS in question was ‘flagged’ for inclusion in the ‘authorized’ list.
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